Examples of using Proclaims in English and their translations into Czech
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When the queen proclaims one king and the Hand proclaims another,
many can find happiness in consecration but often no one proclaims.
a little monk from Chang'an The Mercy Goddess proclaims the Buddha's decree and fetch the Buddhist scriptures to go to the West.
The innocent proclaims the Tsar's crime…
And fetch the Buddhist scriptures to go to the West The Mercy Goddess proclaims the Buddha's decree and appoints Xuanzang, a little monk from Chang'an.
When the queen proclaims one king, and the hand proclaims another, whose peace do the gold cloaks protect?
Queen Elizabeth proclaims a state of emergency… Incidentally,
Now, as soon as the council proclaims a state of war,
To deal with what we call a'dock strike. Right,"Queen Elizabeth proclaims a state of emergency.
Your Citizens' Council officially proclaims Thursday- the day after tomorrow- as Appreciation Day, the day we pay honour to the noble men who govern us so wisely.
My third example is a reminder that petitions sometimes relate to aims that the European Union proclaims but does not subsequently pursue, as in the case of the Open Parliament initiative.
Thus, every year the dean of the faculty proclaims the competition in presenting students' scientific
In the first part the prophecy proclaims what the Lord will do in my heart
Art that proclaims a lack of ideology
The PVV also proclaims itself a party that fights crime
the report proclaims that it will definitely not benefit EU companies.
It is with benevolent wisdom and esteem that the Emperor proclaims these noble warriors as heroes of the people.
The Church in her profession of faith proclaims that God is the Creator of everything,
then he plants the American flag… and proclaims it a US Army camp.
I present you with this certificate that proclaims you to be an honorary Marine.