The network pundits are once again proclaiming Trump "dead in the water" citing recent polls showing him down anywhere from 4 to 11 points.
Her adolescence is described as "hag-ridden"; her lack of visual taste is more than once proclaimed; her accuracy as an autobiographer is questioned; and her connections with political liberals as well as Communists are suspected.
The collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia's President Vladimir Putin famously once proclaimed, was "the biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the century".
A1 Terror Convictions Thrown Out A federal judge threw out the terrorism convictions of two Arab immigrants, undoing what the Justice Department once proclaimed was its first major courtroom victory in the war on terror.
"Craziness is something holy," Plank once proclaimed, and few albums embody that maxim better than Zero Set.
"My church is the beach," I once proclaimed to my concerned mom, who, truly faithful, nicely refrained from slapping me for being such a pompous brat.
There is one Bolivar, for instance, who praised democracy as "the most sacred source" of power, but there is also another who once proclaimed that "necessity recognizes no laws".
InsideEVs said Tesla in January sold 875 units of the Model S and 950 of the Model X in the U.S. Musk once proclaimed there was "zero doubt" Tesla would be manufacturing 10,000 cars a week by the end of 2018.
"We're number two," Avis once proclaimed.
The Palace Cathedral Ike built is "fantabulous!" as he once proclaimed — awe-inspiring even when empty.
Still, the influence of what he'd done with Big Star was felt in the bedrooms and garages of aspiring musicians around the country, to the extent that Rolling Stone magazine once proclaimed, "It's safe to say there would have been no modern pop movement without Big Star". Chilton himself continued to record sporadically, issuing a series of inconsistent solo albums in the '80s and '90s.
