Sentence examples for announced that something from inspiring English sources

Recently Linkedin.com announced that something like 6.5 million passwords had been hacked.

This week it was announced that something seismic had happened in popular culture.

"I understood that if they shut the curtain and announced that something had happened to me, Mama would not tolerate that," he said.

But today, officials at the Westchester Medical Center announced that something went horribly wrong on Friday with an M.R.I. test on a boy, 6, who had just undergone surgery.

Cristi Puiu's honest, stoical, grimly funny The Death of Mr Lazarescu, about the ghastly legacy of the Ceausescu regime, won a major award at Cannes two years ago and announced that something important was happening there.

"Iceland's only celebrity" proudly announced that something positive has actually come out it: "Iceland is now the world's #1 exporter of volcanic ash.

He also has a habit of announcing that something is not well-known when, like Admiral Zheng He's 15th-century voyages, it is very well known indeed.

"The title is a bit ironic, tongue-in-cheek, the word prophet has two meanings – the religious sense and then the second meaning is someone who announces that something is coming.

"When the bell announces that something else needs to be tackled now," writes the Catholic scholar Wil Derkse, "you lay down one thing, and you begin something else… Benedictine working means first of all the turning away of attention to what is past [then] attending to what needs to be done presently".

First, the décor announces that something is very different.

We brought the calf to Wall Street to confess our allegiance to false Gods and to announce that something was dying for us.