Sentence examples for will be proclaimed at from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in a few years, something similar will be proclaimed at the denouement of J. K. Rowling's planned seven-volume, Tolkien-indebted Harry Potter series (whose first volume has also, of course, been released as a film this season).

Instead, the sole candidate will be proclaimed president on June 1.

The verdict will be proclaimed a victory by those who don't deserve to celebrate.

The state of emergency will be proclaimed throughout the territory (of France).

At that point, the group – which is taken incredibly seriously and includes 16 Nobel laureates – will be proclaiming that humanity is more at-risk than at any other time in its existence.

The new King will hold the Accession Council at St. James's Palace to-morrow morning, and be proclaimed at noon.

Peace was proclaimed at the Diet of Bamberg (March 1135), at which Swabia was returned to Frederick.

The new title was proclaimed at the Delhi Durbar of 1 January 1877.

And it's not what will have been proclaimed from the pulpits this past weekend.

Bach was "the first classic that ever was, or perhaps ever will be," Forkel proclaimed.

As such it will be necessary, once section 71 is proclaimed, to obtain consent from the adolescent, the parent/guardian and the Minister of Health.