Sentence examples for announce that work from inspiring English sources

In 1880 Provost Morison reported that "the completion of the catalogue, like the flying springs of the desert, is always retreating". Two years later, Morison was able at last to announce that work on the Catalogue of the Library of the Peabody Institute of the City of Baltimore listing 100,000 volumes by author and title, classifying and analyzing their contents, was complete.

"I am excited to announce that work on my new bestseller is almost done and I'll have a new book out from Threshold Editions and Simon & Schuster later this year," he said.

On Tuesday, executives from Planetary Resources are set to announce that work is underway on constructing small satellites, which will be armed with high-powered cameras and sensors to spot resource-rich asteroids as they whiz past Earth.

On Wednesday evening the producers announced that work would resume.

Last week Michael Fallon guaranteed 20 years of work for the BAE Systems shipyard on the Clyde when he announced that work on a new generation of warships would begin next summer.

Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, has announced that work on the Clyde to build a new generation of warships will start next summer after months of delay.

There was no sign of any construction, not even a green board announcing that work would begin soon, courtesy of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

This spring, Silverstein Properties announced that work would begin work in the fall on a Four Seasons hotel-condo at 30 Park Place, across from Tribeca Royale, on a long-stalled site where a foundation is in the ground.

It has just been announced that work on the long promised National Theatre will begin next spring on a site further downstream, where it will eventually be joined by a new opera house.

Virginia's governor, Bob McDonnell, announced that work permits would no longer be accepted as proof of legal residence because they could be held by people who, like the Bolivian immigrant, are in deportation proceedings.

Rutgers has just announced that work will now be done to look for a reason for the large numbers of sporadic mutations found in families with no prior history of autism.