The magazine declared it "the best British sportsbike ever" and "possibly one of the greatest sportsbikes of all time".

The magazine declared him "our new Caesar."

The new medium will be like a gigantic school, the magazine declares, and "have a greater student body than all our universities put together."

The same magazine declared him The King of Hip Hop.

The magazine declared three of the four songs suitable for daytime radio if the occasional expletive was ignored.

Another magazine, The Roar, declared that it is, "the longest metrical poem in Africa".

He launched yet another magazine, The Enemy (three issues, 1927-29), largely written by himself and declaring its belligerent critical stance in its title.

Down Beat magazine declared Holiday and Basie the winners.

Ice cream, once the rarest of treats, became so popular that in 1850 a leading women's magazine declared it a basic necessity.

In the UK, however,Sounds magazine received a copy, and declared it: "single of this and every week".