Sentence examples for was proclaimed to from inspiring English sources

The news of the succession was proclaimed to the world.

He was proclaimed to be part of the Brit Pack, which also included Gary Oldman, Daniel Day-Lewis and Colin Firth.

Santa Catarina became a state of Brazil when, in 1889, a republic was proclaimed to replace the empire; Florianópolis was designated the capital.

The media were hoodwinked; Jason Gillespie in Yorkshire was proclaimed to be the chosen man but all along Strauss had his eyes on Bayliss.

He was proclaimed to be the first black quarterback to make it big in the N.F.L., and he became the first black quarterback to lead his team to the playoffs.

And seeing as the inspiration for yesterday's show was proclaimed to be "aristocrats for whom the hunt is a way of life", it seemed as though the young Windsors would be the Cavalli theme.

Maybe they were the bold new leaders they had been proclaimed to be.

There was a time when jazz big-bands were proclaimed to be dead.

We eventually get into trouble when human decrees contrary to physical facts are proclaimed to be true.

For example, Dr. Nestle explains, while bioengineered food is proclaimed to be safe, consumers may feel that not enough testing has been done.

Things hidden from the beginning of the world would blossom in the signs of the new messianic age and would be proclaimed to the whole world.