Sentence examples for announcement stand from inspiring English sources

An hour later, the announcement "Stand down" was heard, and another announcement, a bit later on, referred to a "minor incident, now completely under control".

Air New Zealand recently employed the flamboyant fitness instructor Richard Simmons to make its announcement stand out, with a video that included women in Day-Glo leotards, men in Day-Glo headbands and Mr. Simmons's somewhat unhinged delivery.

Rounds of cheers greeted the routine recorded announcement ("Stand clear of the closing doors, please"), the first hint of movement (Euro-smooth, not lurching), and, finally, the remarks over the public-address system from Governor Cuomo, who was up front in the engineer's booth ("Rest assured, I am not driving the train").

One aspect of the orchestra's announcement stands out, however: the upcoming schedule of commissions and premières of new works.

The few users who monitored these emergence of these faults ahead of the public announcement stood far greater chance of avoiding disruption before it was too late.

Cloud storage partnerships with OEMs are nothing new – HTC also works with Dropbox while Box has deals with LG, but Yandex's announcement stood out for offering a lifetime account instead of a one or two-year deal, which is typical.

Also worth noting is that this announcement stands in stark contrast to the accusations of Scribd's willingness to host pirated content – I doubt many publishers would be willing to partner with the site if they thought it was wrought with piracy.

Walgreens' announcement stands out among recent transactions sending U.S. corporations overseas, particularly in the health care and pharmaceutical industries.

Once the celebrations are over, we'll look forward to seeing whether today's announcement stands the test of time.

In a week dominated by presidential election and Supreme Court nomination news, the Fed's announcement stands to draw only moderate attention.

"While [Total's] announcement stands in stark contrast to the actions we're witnessing from companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron, it alone is not enough," John Coequyt, global climate policy director at the Sierra Club, said in a release.