Sentence examples for announced to make from inspiring English sources
"We need," he announced, "to make the graphics more pot-smoking".
No firm plan has been announced to make trained military personnel part of the crew.
The department said the classification of reset was simply reflecting the changes the DWP has already announced to make the scheme viable, including spreading the programme more slowly than previously planned.
In fact, the same day as his less-than-wild Capitol Hill reception, Sanders praised Clinton for a plan she announced to make higher education more affordable, calling it "a result of the work of both campaigns".
The program actually began on October 4, 2012, but as usual, 500 Startups waited a few weeks to announce to make sure it got all the stragglers in.
On November 27th he announced plans to make Britain's welfare system less hospitable to foreigners.
In 2009, Mayor Phil Gordon announced plans to make Phoenix the "greenest city" in the United States.
It recently announced plans to make kerb-crawling an arrestable offence.
Jo Swinson, the business minister, has announced plans to make household bills and consumer services more transparent.
Mobile phone giant BlackBerry has announced plans to make its instant messaging service available to those with iPhones or Androids.
On Wednesday, the European Commission announced plans to make the manipulation of benchmark interest rates a criminal offense.
