Sentence examples for essentially announced from inspiring English sources

Alderson essentially announced that the Mets, now freed of a number of burdensome contracts, could spend again.

I was standing outside the student union building when Senator John F. Kennedy made a campaign speech that essentially announced his plan for the Peace Corps.

After this, he played Mr. Adams's 1977 "China Gates," a quietly captivating work that essentially announced the composer's new approach to American Minimalism.

Stravinsky essentially announced modernism in music with his "Rite of Spring" in 1913, then looked back over his shoulder with a Neo-Classicism largely of his own invention and finally found his way to the spare, serialist aesthetic that dominates in many of the works here.

"Barack Obama essentially announced his intention to reverse the economic success of the past couple of years by eliminating the most pro-growth aspects of the 2003 tax cuts," said Pat Toomey, president of the Club for Growth, the conservative, antitax advocacy group.

Released by a special panel of three federal judges, the report provided the details to conclusions that Mr. Ray essentially announced last September when he said that there was no evidence the Clintons participated in criminal acts or purposely misled investigators.

"If you keep asking to have questions repeated or for clarification of what's being said, you are essentially announcing to everyone: 'I'm not really paying attention' and risk looking very unprofessional," Ms. Stack says.

After days of deadly antigovernment protests, one of those politicians — Andry Rajoelina, this capital city's mayor — declared that he was now in charge, essentially announcing a coup in this democratic country.

Today, they will both go to the White House lawn to essentially announce a tie.

In this essay, Bill McKibben is essentially announcing that he might at last be pulling back from a grueling, exhausting, continuous tour of the world as the most charismatic, witty, and effective catalyst for what has become a global climate movement with an ever-strengthening U.S. component.

People work out different routines, but it's all essentially about announcing to themselves, "Now it's time to get serious".