Sentence examples for was proclaimed the future from inspiring English sources

On the first night of the meet, Nathan Adrian anchored the United States' 4x100 freestyle relay team to victory and was proclaimed the future of sprinting.

He was proclaimed the winner.

While Oracle has been proclaiming the cloud is its future, analysts could be forgiven for concluding poor results are the reason Oracle is casting a haze over its cloud numbers.

Openness is," proclaims the Internet pundit Jeff Jarvis.

Everyone is proclaiming the importance of transparency.

Practically the moment Ben Wheatley's psychedelic period movie, "A Field In England" hit the British circuit last year, it was proclaimed a "future cult classic," and Wheatley the next Sam Raimi.

Whether they are racing cars that "read" the track, robots that teach coding or ground-drones controlled with the swipe of an iPad, these "connected" playthings have been proclaimed as the future of the toy industry.

The machine was completed on budget and ahead of schedule, and when it was switched on, in 2006, it was proclaimed "a model for all future large scale scientific projects to emulate".

Indeed, October 1, 2007 was proclaimed "Child Health Day" in the United States.

Recall that oil futures peaked the very day last year that "Drill, Drill, Drill" was proclaimed and started shooting up this year on the heels of green programs.

The bill was proclaimed dead on arrival.