Sentence examples for announced that although from inspiring English sources

After a while the waiter came in from the kitchen and announced that although there was one remaining piece of Arctic char the chef had deemed it unworthy.

On the day of the reopening, he announced that although the renovation was now complete, he intended to continue the newsletter in the interests of "mutual understanding".

The I.A.A.F. also announced that although full results of the blood sample collected from Sebrle had not been processed, the blood parameters had been reported as normal.

On Aug. 26 he announced that although his doctor had declared him "completely cancer-free," a degree of immobility during his recovery had caused a recurrence of sciatica, which would prevent him from standing on the podium for long.

At a City Hall picnic Gov. William H. Seward announced that although yesterday New York had been "a dusty trading mart, unattractive and unadorned, today the pure mountain stream gushes through its streets and sparkles in its squares".

(Handspring recently announced that although it had "no immediate plans" to exit the organizer-only business, it was shifting its research and development focus to wireless products like the Treo cellphone-organizer).

Bearup said yesterday that Miller was Barkley's agent, although Barkley has not announced that.

I'm only slightly ashamed to say that at more than one dinner party I have bored my guests or hosts by announcing that, although I may not believe in God, I do believe in Lou.

Once outside the prison gates, however, he unilaterally announces that, although he remains an impenitent supporter of Charter 77, he will relinquish the job of spokesman until his case has been settled in court.

Ingraham is forever dredging up worst-possible-scenario anecdotes about federal busybodies and nutsy "gendercrats," then announcing that although this isn't really Hillary's fault, it is anyway: "Hillary Clinton didn't invent this absurd game" -- Equity, an antisexism board game -- "and the inane gender obsession it represents.

Hikind seemed at first to be delighted by his hijinks: Purim celebrations, which often involve costumes, are "all just in good fun with respect always, whatever anyone does it's done with tremendous amounts of dignity and with respect," he told the Observer, announcing that although he was having trouble removing the makeup, he would "do it again in a minute".