Sentence examples for announced telling from inspiring English sources

"I wrote Harvey a love letter the day after the nominations were announced, telling him how much I appreciated him and what he had done, and he wrote a similar letter back to me," Mr. Richards said.

Angie Dickinson, an 84-year-old actor best known for starring in the original Ocean's 11 in 1960, has been one of the most vocal detractors since the new rules were announced, telling the New York Times: "This is not the way to go about things – I vote for performance, not race".

In the capital, Bamako, Sanogo emerged for the first time since the threat of sanctions was announced, telling reporters that he "understands" the position of the regional body, the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas), but he wanted its members "to deepen their analysis of the situation in Mali.

But by the end of the day, Trump seemed to confirm what Pelosi and Schumer had originally announced, telling reporters that he was "working on a plan for DACA" that would not include money for his proposed Mexican border wall, the New York Times reports.

Adam Korman, one of three Australians whose passport details were announced, told the Ynet website: "I am shocked, it's identity theft – simply unbelievable".

Ladye Clay, who had been bargain-hunting almost every day since the closure was announced, told me that she would have to "rearrange some things" in her weekly routine.

But three people who had been briefed on it – and who spoke in exchange for anonymity because the arrangement had not yet been announced – told The Times that the group had high if still developing expectations for the technology.

During a television interview, Shaquille O'Neal, the N.B.A.'s dominant center, announced, "Tell Yao Ming, 'Ching chong yang wah ah so.' " O'Neal's joke went largely unnoticed at the time, but it was resurrected in January of this year, when a columnist for Asian Week attacked O'Neal for it.

"I only hope they identify those responsible and they can't repeat such deplorable acts as these". Atletico president Enrique Cerezo, speaking before the death of the supporter was announced, told Spanish television: "I want to say that this has nothing to do with football.

It is terrible, terrible," Scott Corfee of Orlando, who sat in court when the verdict was announced, told The Huffington Post.

It is not clear whether he meant releasing them, but that is what the Defense Ministry announced Friday, telling the Itar-Tass news agency that it had proved impossible to establish the pirates' citizenship or establish legal grounds for prosecuting.