Sentence examples for cusp of announcing from inspiring English sources

His fate is in the hands of Mr. Romney, a rival-turned-friend, who is on the cusp of announcing his vice-presidential selection.

The worst-kept secret in sailing, according to the dockside chatter in Newport, is that Ellison, the founder of Oracle, the computer software company, is on the cusp of announcing his challenge for the 2003 America's Cup.

However, my understanding is that ERN is on the cusp of announcing its first commercial customer after trials with a number of "household names".

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is on the cusp of announcing a 2016 presidential bid.

("In three weeks, I want to be on the cusp of organ failure," she announces, describing her new diet-and-exercise regime).

News Corp is "on the cusp of a digital dynasty", Mr Murdoch announced earlier this month.

While Kromer said Monday morning that the team was on the cusp of breaking out, the N.F.L. could announce this week discipline for the players involved in the bounty scandal, discipline that Commissioner Roger Goodell had to reconsider under a ruling from an arbitration panel.

"We're on the cusp of a new era," Clinton said in announcing the goals on her website.

Recently, the Commission announced that Kenya, on the cusp of being declared a "middle-income" country, would lose tariff-free access to the EU market if the country did not ratify the East Africa EPA.

The front page of New Review announced that actress Felicity Jones was "on the cusp of becoming a new star", a line repeated from the interview inside.

The first reissue announced, predictably, was "Purple Rain," then on the cusp of its thirtieth anniversary.