Sentence examples for definitively announce from inspiring English sources

He praised the Iraqis and Kurds for "recapturing" the dam, something the US military had yet to definitively announce.

"The conditions necessary to the completion of this proposal have not been met," Carrefour said, although it did not definitively announce that all plans had been cancelled or that it would not try to finance the deal by other means.

It was clear in a series of self-portraits by Justin Vivian Bond — who is best known for experimental cabaret performances — that were displayed at the New Museum last fall, and seemed to casually but definitively announce Bond's identity as a trans artist.

It has taken a softly, softly approach to growing its brand in the UK after definitively announcing its arrival with the purchase of Premier League rights in 2009.

Definitively announcing Ken Russell's descent from Oscar-nominated if wayward British film stalwart to national oddity, Lair arrived in 1988, almost 20 years before he spent a week looking slightly bewildered in Elstree alongside Jade Goody and H out of Steps.

announced definitively Monday that he will not endorse a GOP presidential candidate.

After some early personnel changes, the classic Jefferson Airplane lineup announced itself definitively with 1967's Surrealistic Pillow album.

No outsider today can prove definitively that Google is not an office park full of geniuses who could at any moment announce, simultaneously, world peace and a cure for the common cold.

They announce that the conversation is not completely unbounded, unfettered and free; there is or can be a limit to negotiation and debate — definitively.

He concluded, "We announce the beginning of a new era based upon the full rule of the people over a new political system that definitively breaks with the old regime.

Also Friday, the Israeli military announced it had definitively established that a soldier who had previously been described as missing had been killed in action.