Sentence examples for ever announcing from inspiring English sources
Chávez looked paler, his face swollen, but was as expansive as ever, announcing that Venezuela would refuse to participate in a World Bank arbitration panel that could award billions to ExxonMobil after Chávez expropriated its assets, and implementing a new social program with the Orwellian name the Great Mission Knowledge and Work.
Each potential find gets blaring coverage on TV; how many people catch the later announcement -- if it is ever announced -- that it was a false alarm?
'This is the best holiday ever!' announced our eldest daughter.
No Supreme Court opinion has ever announced such a preposterously extreme proposition of constitutional law.
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.
The phones announced Wednesday are, collectively, the largest and most expensive iPhone lineup Apple has ever announced.
No artist has ever announced their arrival quite like the second incarnation of the Specials, in early 1982.
