Sentence examples for barely announced from inspiring English sources

It barely announced itself".

Sampson barely knew how to describe the design features of the wild concept the company had just announced.

Undertaken in hopes of providing stability, the change had barely been announced when a military coup overthrew President Jamil Mahuad.

With timing so crass as to be barely believable, Cricket Australia announced just hours after the Test side had slumped to their second worst defeat against England in terms of runs and their worst run of defeats in almost three decades that far from reining in their BBL tournament, they have expanded it from 44 days to 58, running over two months in the middle of the season.

Both Texaco and Chevron said Mr. Bijur's resignation would not derail Chevron's planned $36 billion purchase of Texaco, announced barely four months ago.

Next Tuesday the Aviva Premiership Player of the Year Award winner will be announced, barely 24 hours after the Rugby Players Associationn has confirmed its own shortlist.

And it is already apparent that the job will be even harder than many media professionals would have expected when his promotion was announced barely more than a month ago.

But on June 16, the managing director, Eric Dillner, who had been at the company for barely a year, announced that Mr. Theisen's position would be eliminated.

The six-times world champion Steve Davis summed up what he described as the snooker fan's current dilemma when O'Sullivan announced barely a fortnight into his comeback that this world championship would likely be his last.

Washington was particularly surprised and offended because the North's satellite plan was announced barely two weeks after North Korea agreed on Feb. 29 that it would place a moratorium on long-range missile tests in return for 240,000 tons of American food aid.

The arrival of Chrissie Watts was announced barely a month before she was set to first appear on-screen, and came at a time when EastEnders was undergoing immense media criticism and falling ratings.