Sentence examples for was once declared from inspiring English sources

Roger Ebert, the film critic who has had multiple surgeries for cancer and was once declared dead, agrees.

Originally recorded in 1961 by the British band the Moontrekkers, the song was once declared "unsuitable for people of a nervous disposition" by the BBC.

Jumpsuits, rompers, tights, leggings and jeggings have paved the way for the comebacks of just about anything that was once declared old-fashioned or weird, as long as someone comes up with a catchy new name for it.

In reporting this book Mr. Godwin traveled back to the country where he grew up, despite the dangers: "not only from Mugabe's banning of Western journalists, but also because I was once declared an enemy of the state, accused of spying".

It was once declared the "fourth funkiest town in the world" (whatever that means) and is often said to be the lesbian capital of the UK.

To hikers, this climb that was once declared an impossible fete for humans to conquer is now regarded to be one of the great hiking challenges of its kind.

That defines the State Theater of New Jersey, as it was once officially declared.

A rare century-old nickel that was once mistakenly declared a fake has sold at auction for more than $3.1 million.

When the tasting was repeated a few years later — some judges insisted that the French wines had been drunk too young — Stag's Leap was once again declared the winner, followed by three other California Cabernets.

Since Mugabe was once again declared the winner of contested elections in 2013, the country has plunged back into economic crisis after a few years of reprieve.

This was done, and again at the end of the 1959-1960 school year he was once again declared to be essential to the university, and once again reluctantly agreed to stay for one, but only one, additional year.