Sentence examples for two pronouncements from inspiring English sources

Seward was famous for two pronouncements.

The Mamba wasn't wholly incompatible with the Maestro — Irving is nothing if not a brilliant soloist — but the two pronouncements struck a slightly discordant note.

There is mystery too, Moses finds, in the Ten Pronouncements (only nine were commandments, the first was more of a declaration).

But we can make one pronouncement about the significance of 2012: it was the year the world didn't end.

In the meantime, one pronouncement we can make is that if you don't have a wideout who can create big plays, you're in trouble.

Ms. Norton made two general pronouncements that she needs to be reminded of when she faces the tough choices about land use that all Interior bosses inevitably face.

Brown never attempted to reconcile her two favourite pronouncements: "being stupid is much worse than being ugly" and "girls who look good get the jobs, men and recognition".

Read below for McCain's two major pronouncements: that he'll "'whip' Obama's "you-know-what" and that it's "probably ensured" he'll bring up William Ayers tonight.

Six Administration pronouncements.

He reprised a more traditional front-porch campaign, abandoned by his immediate predecessors; he received visiting delegations to Indianapolis and made ninety plus pronouncements from his home town.

Even a casual trawl through the headlines of the time turns up one dire pronouncement after another.