| leader proclaim | 0.92 | Jewish leaders proclaim State of Israel. | ||
| government proclaim | 0.79 | The government proclaimed Thursday a day of mourning. | ||
| president proclaim | 0.79 | Every president has proclaimed his faith. | ||
| official proclaim | 0.72 | BSA officials proclaimed a great victory. | ||
| banner proclaim | 0.39 | Outside, banners proclaimed his welcome and elite police units stood guard. | ||
| side proclaim | 0.39 | Both sides proclaimed it a merger of equals. | ||
| ad proclaim | 0.33 | The ads proclaim the firm as counsel to innovators, visionaries and change agents. | ||
| headline proclaim | 0.33 | Newspaper headlines proclaimed the nation a champion. | ||
| sign proclaim | 0.33 | Signs proclaimed, HOT DOUGHNUTS NOW, when a batch left the oven. | ||
| announcer proclaim | 0.26 | The announcer proclaims that the gold is real and the kisses are not. | ||
| candidate proclaim | 0.26 | Both candidates were proclaiming victory in meetings with the press and with supporters throughout the day. | ||
| company proclaim | 0.26 | Last year, the company proclaimed its plan to sell services to doctors as the key to profits. | ||
| opposition proclaim | 0.26 | The opposition on Friday proclaimed victory over the Taliban in Mazar-e-Sharif, the most significant prize in northern Afghanistan. | ||
| politician proclaim | 0.26 | Politicians will proclaim a new common bond. | ||
| pundit proclaim | 0.26 | Pop culture pundits have proclaimed the existence of Woodstock Nation and hip-hop nation, so why not Slam Nation? |