Sentence examples for an audio statement from inspiring English sources

In an audio statement released on Sunday, the senior Isis leader Abu Mohammed al-Adnani urged the group's supporters to kill "disbelievers".

In an audio statement he released Wednesday, according to the BBC, Qaddafi said that he'd "been out a bit in Tripoli discreetly, without being seen".

In an audio statement posted online, Isis described the museum, which houses a world-famous collection of Roman mosaics, as a "den of infidels and vice".

A spokesman for the militant group, in an audio statement on Al Jazeera, said that it would set demands for the release of the workers to the French government and warned France against taking military action.

In an audio statement released online late Monday, a Qaeda spokesman defended the group, saying its contributions to the anti-Assad fight had been underappreciated and denying that it had started fights with rebel groups.

But the news of the merger, made by the branch's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in an audio statement posted on jihadist Web sites, was the first time he had announced that they were a single organization.

The Soldiers of the Caliphate kidnapped Gourdel on Sunday evening, according to local reports - possibly after an Islamic State spokesman released an online audio statement urging followers to "kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war" against the group.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the reclusive leader of Isis, has said that his so called 'caliphate' is doing well and threatened the people of Israel in a rare audio statement released online.

On Sunday, one day before a wave of 40 attacks across in Iraq, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the pseudonymous leader of the group's Iraqi affiliate, issued a rare audio statement, not only predicting the next day's attacks, but also praising Syria's revolutionaries.

Instead, they provided a lengthy audio statement in which Cordileone said the handbook and contract changes merely seek to clarify existing expectations that Catholic teachers uphold Catholic teaching.

The most infamous, perhaps, is Said al-Shihri, who released a new audio statement Wednesday defying reports of his death for the fourth time since he became deputy leader of the Yemen's local al Qaeda franchise.