Sentence examples for was declare from inspiring English sources
verb
To make clear, explain, interpret.
"All I could do now was declare war on it myself".
The next thing he did was declare his group an example for the entire Islamic world.
"The first thing I did was declare a state of emergency," Claude Elliott, the Mayor of Gander since 1996, recalled the other day.
And today Benjamin Netanyahu, the hard-liner who hopes to return to power as prime minister in a challenge to Mr. Sharon later this year, said on NBC that "the first thing President Bush did was declare we are going to war, and physically change the situation on the ground" by ousting the Taliban from power in Afghanistan.
What they did, last December, was declare their intention to marry at an engagement party in Blantyre, Malawi, a small south-east African country whose president, Bingu wa Mutharika, has described homosexuality as "evil and bad before the eyes of God" and something "we Malawians just do not do".
The first thing I did was declare firmly "I HAD RABBITS" to the crowd and try to get everyone to calm down.
Armenia was declared independent.
Xunzi was declared heterodox.
Mario Andretti was declared the winner.
The will was declared invalid.
