Sentence examples for for making announcements from inspiring English sources

"We're a public company so we have to be thoughtful about the time and place for making announcements on sales figures," says Harrison.

"Our customers have their own reasons for making announcements, their own timetables," says Kertzman.

You're speaking to God, remember, not using God as an excuse for making announcements, so "I'm going to live with my boyfriend" or "Thank you God that I have the strength to tell everyone I'm gay" are not appropriate, unless you have already shared these matters with those present.

With Youkilis leading the balloting for first basemen in the final week, the Yankees pushed hard for their player, making announcements at Yankee Stadium imploring fans to vote for Teixeira.

The two made announcements for the other, but in the deafening madness of the Kumbh neither had heard them.

Mr. Wilson said he could not wait for the F.D.A. to make announcements about food problems that are widely known among food safety officials.

Stock prices for the companies that made announcements barely budged (some went up), and analysts urged investors not to overreact because the accounting change would have a negligible impact on these companies' valuation, or market capitalization.

Although the committee has a policy of keeping nominations confidential for 50 years, some nominators made announcements.

Tony Blair used to get criticised for making policy announcements without consulting their colleagues.

He already hinted that this was the case, but now it seems that Microsoft is giving the go-ahead for making official announcements.

Oliver Letwin, I think, supposedly once told him that a Tory would get booed for making an announcement like this at party conference, but a Lib Dem minister can announce a tax avoidance crackdown and get a cheer.