Sentence examples for customary announcement from inspiring English sources

It's the then customary announcement at the beginning of the record that pushes us into deep water: "Arthur Pryor's 'Coon Band Contest,' played by Vess L. Ossman, the Banjo King".

Their arguments would occasionally lead Christine to storm out of the kitchen in tears, but she would always come back before mealtime, and stand behind the serving table as Pastor Ann made her customary announcement about the rules, ready to make sure that everyone got equal portions of casserole or chicken or sausage and peppers.

As he held the first head up and made the customary announcement, the crowd reacted with horror and fled.

The change was announced Thursday by a committee of Broadway theater executives and others who help oversee the Tonys; as customary, the announcement came without details about the committee's private deliberations.

Many years ago, when a woman I know was shopping at Zabar's, the Orthodox congregation of comestibles that is beloved by nearly all, she heard the customary litany of announcements over the P.A. system (2245 Broadway).

The Communist afternoon daily "Ce Soir" has just run on its front page a funny pigeon feature in the form of a satire on the funeral announcements customary in France.

Friday's announcement — waiving customary privacy protection rules for criminal suspects — brings the number of people charged as a result of the football corruption probe so far to 85.

Bishop took to Twitter, where her followers already include Marvel and 20th Century Fox, to share the announcement with a customary stream of emojis.

Tobacco officials reacted to Ashcroft's announcement with their customary tough talk.

At the time, it was customary not to make an official announcement of Cabinet appointments until the new President formally submitted the names to the Senate on the afternoon of Inauguration Day, March 4; however, The New York Times obtained the list of Wilson's appointees a day early.

Instead of further torturing the technological ramifications of this marriage of the Internet to an entertainment and information empire and its implications for the stock market, which had been occupying the cable business channels since the announcement, Mr. Lehrer, in his customary common-sense way, wanted to know what the merger meant for the mere television viewer.