Sentence examples for was proclaimed on from inspiring English sources

When the republic was proclaimed on Oct. 29 , 1923 İsmet became the prime minister.

A "day of fury" was proclaimed on Monday by the Ukrainian nationalist party Svoboda (Freedom).

Nevertheless, under Bakary's successor, his cousin and fellow Songhai-Zarma Hamani Diori, independence was proclaimed on August 3 , 1960

A third republic, the Ligurian Republic, incorporating the former republic of Genoa, was proclaimed on June 6 , 1797

When the new country of Czechoslovakia was proclaimed on Oct. 28, 1918, its leaders were still in exile.

The party flag also incorporated the initials PAIGC, omitted when independence was proclaimed on September 24, 1973.

How can one not be intimidated by the knowledge one is a billionaire – especially when the information has been proclaimed on the Sunday Times super-rich list?

Then there is the Duke of Brachiano himself, whose tragedy, after all, is proclaimed on the play's title page.

The Mariners' roster has been depleted since last year's grand final win and their death knell has been proclaimed on several occasions this season.

When more good news about longevity is proclaimed on radio bulletins, there is usually a curiously sombre note of foreboding in the announcer's voice.

Although independence had been proclaimed on November 22, 1943, it was not until after another crisis in 1945 that an agreement was reached on a simultaneous withdrawal of British and French troops.