Sentence examples for announced referring from inspiring English sources

"She'd be great on the collection floor," he announced, referring to the mannequin.

"The grand debate is finally going to happen," she announced, referring to her coming ideological face-off with Macron.

"The collection is about everything, all the time," the designer announced, referring to her distorted zigzags and crazy woven patterns shown with a frenetic, upbeat energy.

"My daughter got a 675 on the E.L.A.!" she announced, referring to the English Language Assessment test given at the end of elementary school.

"I am behind Cass Sunstein," he announced, referring to a professor at the University of Chicago, whose papers' total downloads in the past year make him fourth among authors.

"She's the Parisian woman," announced Roland Mouret, referring to that legendary creature's smoky hose and favored black, white and animal prints — and using her as a showcase for his new range of handbags.

"We just crashed Twitter," announces Ellen DeGeneres, referring to her star-stuffed selfie from earlier in the evening.

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"We're giving the forces now standing in front of the Parliament until the official results are announced," he said, referring to the official election count.

"Under the sign of the lion" announced the program, referring to Coco Chanel's zodiac sign and Karl Lagerfeld's concept of a statue to infuse the cupola of the Grand Palais with the spirit of the famed couture house.

"He's been hand-squeezing cranberries all afternoon," a waiter announced one night, referring to Shinya Yamao, the bartender, who had created a cocktail special made with Crémant de Bourgogne, a sparkling wine.