Sentence examples for a quick announcement of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a quick announcement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or notifying someone about a brief piece of information or news.
Example: "I have a quick announcement of an upcoming meeting that everyone should attend."
Alternatives: "a brief notice of" or "a short update on".
With a quick announcement of his candidacy, rapid-fire attacks on Hillary Rodham Clinton and a sprint across New York State yesterday, Representative Rick Lazio has gotten off to an energetic start in his race for the Senate.
A jealous Homer makes a quick announcement of his dislike for trying new foods over eating out of the fridge and burgers, which the kids calls him to narrow minded and boring.
Just a quick announcement for those keeping track at home.
"It's a quick announcement, but once you get past the holidays, it's not going to do much more in theaters," said Scott Hettrick, editor of Video Business magazine.
Some school systems have announcements and intercoms: ask if you can take a moment to make a quick announcement.
"We were able to make the quick announcement that we did last week because a lot of the groundwork had been going on" since the discovery in May of a cow in Canada with the disease, she said.
Quick announcement - I'm going to be a guest on the Leonard Lopate show on NPR!
A quick search of rental announcements in Moscow will reveal that most listings are for Russian or "Slavic" people only.
Turning to his colleagues, who are huddled with him in his office, straining their necks to watch a television balanced on top of a cupboard, he offers a quick interpretation of what the announcements will mean for towns and villages across his area.
It is hoped the announcement will mean a quick expansion of the World Trade Organisation's Information Technology Agreement.
