proclaim

The loftiest noses among the winemakers inhale the finest of scents from the tasting glass and proclaim another masterpiece.

Headlines big and small proclaim the bracing news: democratization, as a global project, is over.

Top it with sweet and savory goop, and proclaim a new era in the world of pizza.

We stop at a souvenir stand to buy buttons that proclaim I RODE IT!

How can we proclaim Christ to a generation that is changing?

Stung to the soul, Louis threw himself at her feet, to proclaim his innocence of all these inferences, before heaven and her.

He paused; and hastily wrote a few lines, to say that parent still lived, and would yet proclaim himself with honour to the world.

Mademoiselle affected for her gaoler a most unconquerable aversion, and this she took pains to proclaim.

Certain houses, like certain persons, manage somehow to proclaim at once their character for evil.

To go back on it, and at the eleventh hour, would proclaim him weak and vacillating, and the effect might be as Strachan said.