Sentence examples for by announcing that a from inspiring English sources

The public-address announcer stoked the crowd's sense of anticipation by announcing that a star-studded class of new Basketball Hall of Fame inductees — including Michael Jordan — would be introduced at intermission.

Many businesses goose the sales of their products by announcing that a percentage of their profits goes to charity.

It added to the jobs toll in May by announcing that a further 600 would go in its marine business, mostly based in Norway.

On Monday, they signaled their defiance by announcing that a constitutional drafting committee had begun its work and was not going to listen to outside voices.

Yet Ms Marois has fobbed off attempts to pin her down on the timing of a referendum by announcing that a PQ majority government would first commission a white paper on Quebec's future.

Rather than cast doubt on their own judgment by announcing that a long-held practice has ended in humiliation, regulators are tempted to hang on just a little bit longer.Who dares, winsIn a fight, the regulators have the legal power.

Boris Johnson has transformed the terms of the EU referendum debate by announcing that "after a huge amount of heartache" he is to throw his weight behind the campaign to take Britain out of the EU.

Minutes earlier Morgan had been hammering a boxing speed ball, and concluded his workout by announcing that "fitness is a life sentence".

Over the weekend, officials sought to counter pronouncements of failure by announcing that almost half a million people have submitted applications for health insurance through the federal and state marketplaces, about half of them through state exchanges.

In "Gloryday," a priest (Henry Stram) who has lost his faith plays a practical joke on believers by announcing that Jesus will rise on a given day.

Former Governor Dunne of Illinois sprang a surprise by announcing that former Senator James Hamilton Lewis had withdrawn from the race.