Sentence examples for common announcements from inspiring English sources

The most common announcements and gadgets were either of the 3D TV variety or some sort of e-book reader.

Certainly, the bitterness of that pill for the Unionist side could be sweetened by a Commons announcement this week that their long-standing demand for a Northern Ireland Select Committee is to be granted.

Writing in the London Review of Books earlier this year, the lawyer Gareth Peirce described Brown's Commons announcement as a "moment of official embarrassment" that should worry the whole country.

The energy minister has fended off accusations of policy chaos within government after being forced to admit that his department did not know in advance of David Cameron's surprise Commons announcement that energy firms would be forced by law to offer customers the cheapest tariffs.

Mr Alexander, who will make the Commons announcement, said then: "We should create a new offence of corporate failure to avoid preventing an economic crime and also that organisations [which] facilitate or encourage evasion should face the same penalty as the evaders themselves.

The U.K.-based anti-extradition group Liberty said it "welcomed this compassionate and common sense announcement".

He asked the class if anyone could name the most common delay announcement on New York City's notoriously beleaguered subway system.

The National Institutes of Health continues to plan the transition of Grants.gov application packages to Adobe forms, and has published an update in an April eRA Commons News announcement.

Wiring in common areas pipes announcements made through loudspeakers into residents' hearing aids.

As has become common with these announcements, the tremendous size of the B2B market was heavily emphasized.

That is the end of today's common sense service announcement.