Sentence examples for announcement work from inspiring English sources

"There are certain things that have to get done in order to make the announcement work that don't all fit in to a perfect time frame.

For what it's worth, though, we've heard these are just rumors, likely coming out of the fact that Quip has been visiting Slack a lot in the lead up to this announcement, working on the integration.

Getting onto the plane itself can seem to be an accomplishment, given the lack of audible announcements, working signboards or uniformed employees with knowledge of just how long the inevitable delay will last.

Rarely has a keynote or event gone as smoothly as the one Apple delivered yesterday, and rarely has the ensemble cast approach (where different execs present different features and announcements) worked as well in terms of providing moments of unforced levity and in terms of pacing.

While Wray earned bipartisan praise after Trump's announcement, his work on Bush-era programs and some of his work in private practice is sure to raise questions during his confirmation hearings.

The announcement that work had already started on locking down those sites suggests that the process could be ahead of schedule.

But when he was asked if he welcomed the American announcement that work on at least one highway is to begin soon, he took the longer view.

Today's announcement that work has started on opening up a huge swathe of England's coastline to walkers might not bother Pat; his farm is nowhere near the coast.

"It would have been better to pick one job announcement and work through the whole process with him, including role-playing for a job interview, talking on the phone, writing applications, resumes and thank you letters and advocating for him on the other side of the fence".

Despite a January 2014 announcement that work would begin on a canal through Nicaragua by the end of this year or early 2015, "as this book went to press, a public announcement regarding the route to be taken by the canal had not been made, nor had any information been made public regarding environmental impact" (my italics, this time).

On Saturday the announcement by work and pension secretary Damian Green that tens of thousands of people claiming the main benefit for long-term sickness will no longer face repeated medical assessments to keep their payments, showed, Green said, that the government was "hard-headed not hard-hearted".