Sentence examples for was proclaimed that from inspiring English sources

In Yoruba and English it was proclaimed that the honoree, who had died one day short of 11 years before, remained in spirit.

It was proclaimed that Agricola had finally subdued all the tribes of Britain.

It was proclaimed that Augustus joined the company of the gods as a member of the Roman pantheon.

The day was first celebrated in 1996, after it was proclaimed that year, by then Governor General of Canada Roméo LeBlanc, to be celebrated on June 21 annually.

As the number of positive test results declined, it was proclaimed that the steroids era in major league baseball was over.

Now, Ghani was proclaiming that his spouse would wield political influence.

BY the opening days of 2000, the Enron Corporation was proclaiming that it had seen the future, and it was broadband.

At a time when IBM was using the idea of e-business to reinvent itself, and Oracle was proclaiming that "the Internet changes everything", SAP was sitting on its hands.

As early as 1932, a newspaper in Fredericksburg, Virginia, was proclaiming that a "phantom auto" would soon be operated there, "controlled entirely by radio" and "proceeding just as though there were an invisible driver at the wheel".

He showed up the next morning, and by the end of the week Gencic was proclaiming that "the golden child" possessed "the biggest talent I have seen since Monica".

After all, the most influential media voice in the United States -- where the government is the main backer of Israel's power -- was proclaiming that the mass killing by the Israeli military was regrettable but not objectionable.