Sentence examples for you proclaim from inspiring English sources
In your new book, "Doc: A Memoir," you proclaim your sobriety.
Perhaps you should take a look at this before you proclaim that we have similar values and aspirations.
In "Joe Lieberman, Would-Be Censor" (editorial, May 25), you proclaim it "ludicrous" to "claim that the Internet promotes terrorism".
You proclaim that you are humbled, bringing yourself down to earth just as others raise you above it.
Why, Belt Parkway, do you proclaim "Men at Work: Fixing Bridge Pylons," when you actually mean, "Men fixing to work, watching bridge pile-ons"?
You observe Rodriguez coming to the Yankees and Garciaparra being shopped around, and you proclaim, "Get a load of that!" But don't take my word for it.
"Hail Schäuble, those who are about to die salute you!" proclaimed the left-wing publication Avgi.
"Nobody is supporting you," proclaimed Mr. Naidu, who governs the state of Andhra Pradesh, "Immediately go for the operation".
Although you proclaimed then Texas's bright future and California's meltdown, issue after issue of The Economist suggests the opposite.
And when you came out on stage at the César awards you proclaimed your love for your partner, director Céline Sciamma.
'Jaime, we are with you,' proclaimed a banner behind one of the goals - a reference to the club's new coach.
