Sentence examples for announce well from inspiring English sources

Rove helped design the enormous fund-raising effort that enabled Bush to announce, well in advance, that he would forgo federal funding because of the spending limits it entailed — an announcement that dissuaded several potential opponents from running.

We've got a handful of tippages today that Apple will be holding a press conference later this month to announce, well, something.

One of the advantages of incumbency is that Carter can announce well-timed programs and grants like the deal between steel companies, steelworkers, and the government that was announced the day before he arrived in Detroit.

Indeed, a few weeks later he announced: "Well, it's happened.

Companies have announced well over 50,000 mortgage-related job cuts this year.

Whatever the law's ultimate effect, many of this year's most egregious rate increases were announced well before it was clear the bill would pass.

American officials said the South's military exercise had been announced well in advance, and should not have come as a surprise to the North.

It had been announced well in advance, and should not have come as a surprise to the North, the officials said.

Everyone agreed on this point, so the Lord God announced, "Well, what if I give it nice round breasts and lose the penis?" "Yes," the gods said immediately.

(National abortion rights advocates lined up behind the sole Democratic candidate, an abortion rights supporter herself who had announced well before Friday that she would challenge Mr. Stupak).

Kim Davis, America's most famous county clerk, returned to work in Kentucky Monday morning, and she announced — well, it wasn't entirely clear what she was saying.