Sentence examples for war proclamation from inspiring English sources

Credit View full screen Anyone fixated for the past eleven days on the revolution streaming live from Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez could be excused for taking liberties with John F. Kennedy's immortal Cold War proclamation — "Ich bin ein … Egyptian".

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By Mark Singer February 4, 2011 Anyone fixated for the past eleven days on the revolution streaming live from Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez could be excused for taking liberties with John F. Kennedy's immortal Cold War proclamation — "Ich bin ein … Egyptian".

The candidate appeared to invoke President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's second world war-era proclamations as support for his proposals.

The defeat of France in the Franco-German War and the proclamation of the Third Republic in 1871 brought Hugo back to Paris.

Frémont responded that he had been given full power to put down secession in Missouri and that, as a war measure, the proclamation was entirely warranted.

The celebration commemorates a day 150 years ago when Texas slaves were finally informed of their freedom -- two and half years after the Civil War and Emancipation Proclamation.

One hundred and fifty-years after the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment to the Constitution ended slavery in the United States, we are looking at the remnants of slavery, segregation, and racism in the South and its continuing pernicious influence over the national government.

It did get a tad pontifical during the last few days of the Knicks-Heat war, with those proclamations of its being the most hotly contested basketball since the invention of the ball.

Fury is an A+ acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.

Fury is a capital A acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.