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.
In 1954 Diem returned at Bao Dai's request to serve as prime minister of a U.S.-backed government in what in the following year would be proclaimed as the Republic of Vietnam South Vietnamm).
Because it had been at least half-completed and was stopped because of an accidental head butt, state rules dictated that whoever was ahead on the judges' cards would be proclaimed the winner.
In the colonnaded courtyard of the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, a former Jesuit boarding school in Mexico City, under a grove of magnolia trees hung with punched-tin stars, more than five hundred people had gathered to learn which restaurants would be proclaimed the fifty best in Latin America.
On his visit to Moscow, Nixon and Brezhnev signed the SALT I, marking the beginning of the "détente" era, which would be proclaimed a "new era of peaceful coexistence" that would replace the hostility that existed during the Cold War.
If they did not only would he be released on bail but the charges against him would be dropped and he would be proclaimed a hero for living up to the greatest ideals of patriotic Americans, generations of whom have worked to create a more perfect union.
Through this small act of ending my three-year dry spell in a mindful and safe manner, I'd be proclaimed champion of strong women everywhere: Vacation Sex for Everyone!
"He would forever be proclaiming that he had the power, making rash decisions and raising his hand to the sky unlike your human-type umpires today.
If all the sinners were compelled to repent, every day would have to be proclaimed a day of atonement.
On Monday, the rebels moved within 45 miles (72km) of Sirte, the strategically and politically important birthplace of Gaddafi, and were proclaiming they would be in Tripoli before the end of the week after advancing about 200 miles in two days under the cover of the western air strikes.
