Sentence examples for announced usually from inspiring English sources

The GMC had 3,468 requests for a certificate of current professional status, the paperwork needed to register to work as a doctor outside the UK, in the 10 days since the new contract was announced; usually it processes 20 to 25 requests a day.

Mr. L. doesn't work from a script; has the play-by-play bulletins of the game ha has chosen to announce (usually the most dramatic of the day's games) copied off a news-ticker tape.

Such talk is a ritual the day a big merger is announced and, usually, the gossip is just that.

On the eve of the 231st Merseyside derby Jurgen Klopp sliced through the self-importance of the fixture to announce he usually "hates" games pitting neighbour with neighbour.

These are official documents to announce something, usually to the media, and meant to be posted or read somewhere in the public record.

Though the days announce themselves, usually on a black and white title card, time is otherwise a very fluid proposition with counseling sessions, visitors, group activities, meals, chance encounters, phone calls, parents and patients turning up in such a random way that it keeps everyone — on screen and off — a bit unsettled.

This traditional method of announcing births usually come in the form of mailed cards with birth statistics.

It is usually an ad hoc system of introduction by the clubs, usually announced on team Web sites.

In Japan, specific aftershock forecasting is usually announced at least 1 day after the occurrence of a large earthquake because it takes usually more than 1 day before catalog of the aftershocks becomes available for the forecast.

Jeff Mason, the president of the White House Correspondents Associationn, revealed the choice on Tuesday in a relatively delayed announcement, since comedians chosen to perform at the dinner are usually announced in February.

The winner is usually announced in mid-October.