Sentence examples for ever announce from inspiring English sources

However, what often disappoints me is that pilots seldom, if ever, announce significant ground views that I think the passengers would be interested in.

Should Pixie Lott ever announce her intention to team up with David Guetta for an electro-house version of PJ Harvey's 50ft Queenie, that's when we mobilise.

Wise and even-handed in parsing the choices of contemporary womanhood, it's a milestone too full of raucous gags to ever announce itself as one.

"If they ever announce another hurricane or tropical storm, I'm outta here," she said.

With the election suddenly up for grabs since President Obama's sluggish performance in Denver against Mitt Romney, we hit up the famed professor to uncover his thoughts on the prospect of a Romney presidency, the second debate, and whether he and Tavis Smiley will ever announce a bid for the White House.

'This is the best holiday ever!' announced our eldest daughter.

It announces "The Anxiety of Crowds" as boldly as any Soviet poster ever announced "The Dictatorship of the Proletariat".

Analysts said it was the biggest dividend ever announced by a Russian company.

Mr Huang was arrested in June 2000 and charged with subversion, but no verdict was ever announced.

They were put on trial in April 2001, but no verdict was ever announced.

No one ever announced that she was on a blacklist, she said.