Sentence examples for with declarations that from inspiring English sources

At memorial services across the North, pulpits rang out with declarations that John Brown would live on.

As for Antonio, Dan Daily turns him into an easily recognizable commercial tycoon, a bit standoffish, bragging about his diversified investments in shipping, easily commanding his younger colleagues, silencing them with declarations that his status gives him higher obligations.

DENVER — Anyone who tuned into news coverage of the presidential debate probably woke up on Thursday morning with their ears still ringing with pundits' declarations that the course of the presidential campaign had shifted dramatically.

"You cannot usurp our right to contraception, nor our other rights with your declarations that come out of the Middle Ages," the group said in a statement on Twitter.

Mr. Duncan Smith has responded to the growing clamor for his head with defiant declarations that he means to fight any effort to replace him, and his detractors responded Monday by going public with calls for his forced removal.

"Sarko" made headlines with his declarations that he would "karcherise" the ghettos of "la racaille" - words the U.S. press, with glaring inadequacy, has translated to mean "clean" the ghettos of "scum".

There are still long sections of the annexes that came with the declaration that have to be carefully examined.

"In line with the declaration that was made before, Mr Roman Polanski will appear in the court," Jan Olszewski, one of Polanski's lawyers, said.

Following a thousand-year-old tradition in Mesopotamia, Cyrus began his reign with a declaration that was issued and distributed on clay tablets, cones and cylinders.

The prickliest and most forceful of the four women, played in the Chicago production by Irma P. Hall, ends the discussion with a declaration that sums up the credo guiding many civil rights demonstrators.

She warned of the danger of provoking a backlash against women's groups in many countries if they returned with a declaration that could be interpreted as a call to upset the social order.