Sentence examples for what was proclaimed from inspiring English sources

But thanks to a metal stylus connected by a flimsy wire to a keyboard, you could tap out a tune on what was proclaimed as "the original pocket electronic organ".

The Financial Times called it "the worst possible timing to launch what was proclaimed to be a serious, road-going vehicle".

The campaign promotes cork by playing up what are proclaimed as its significant advantages over alternatives on environmental and sustainability grounds.

What is proclaiming your unmatched greatness with a string of bankruptcies and failed ventures in your wake if not the business equivalent of predicting Super Bowl titles while racking up eight-win seasons?

Mother Teresa – who was born Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu in 1910 in what is now Macedonia – was proclaimed a saint almost 19 years to the day after her death in 1997.

In 1890 what was left of the sultanate was proclaimed a British protectorate, and in 1891 a constitutional government was instituted under British auspices, with Sir Lloyd Mathews as first minister.

Just ahead, a boisterous wedding party on the deck of a wooden cruiser filled the air with vodka-fueled shouts of "gorko!," meaning bitterness, a traditional Russian encouragement to the bride and groom to kiss and thus provide the guests with the opposite of what was being proclaimed.

He also recalled that in 1960, when he was a teenager, Sandra Dee, who died last month at age 62, returned triumphantly to her hometown for the screening of "A Summer Place," in which she starred with Troy Donahue, on what had been proclaimed Sandra Dee Day.

A republic was proclaimed.

He was proclaimed the winner.

Mr Gbagbo was proclaimed president.