Sentence examples for announcements from inspiring English sources
The word "announcements" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to a public or formal statement or notification about a specific event, news, or information. Example: The principal made important announcements during the morning assembly, including changes in the school schedule and upcoming events.
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Plural of announcement
So while it's certain that the problems haven't really changed, nor have the solutions if either of these flagship announcements are anything to go by.
Even for a city inured to grand announcements that go nowhere, this is momentous.
Like the voters, Dale is awaiting announcements from the Lib-Dems, Ukip and other fringe parties.
The announcements are small change and will not prime growth.
Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.29am AEST01 29 There will likely be a few of these kind of announcements this weekend, in the hope they go unnoticed amid the hubbub of the election.
1. ANNOUNCEMENTS The chair stated that he was pleased with the choice of digestive biscuits following the debacle of the last meeting's "overly jazzy" iced rings.
If you live in London, you'll regularly hear announcements about passenger incidents and delays due to a person under a train, but you won't find them routinely written up in the Evening Standard.
The announcements are part of a wide package of measures to tackle Britain's record on heart disease.
Labor and the Greens said the announcements could not distract from the government's "devastating" cuts to previously budgeted overseas development assistance.
The mayoralty is the latest in a line of announcements on northern England from the chancellor's office.
The report was passed to ministers well before the election purdah period during which announcements cannot be made, but has not been published.
