Sentence examples for grim announcement from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Hague went on the offensive, greeting Mr. Blair's grim announcement of his aide's resignation with a slashing attack.

This being the 21st century, even in Utah, the prison authorities made the grim announcement via Twitter.

David Cameron has endured many a grim announcement from the chancellor by steadily sinking into his seat, and briefly pondering moving his ally to a different job.

The grim announcement shows the crisis at Britain's biggest retailer is far from over and underscores what has been a disastrous year for the group.

"Some of them, especially after you write off $2.5 billion, don't have earnings," he added, referring to the grim announcement by Cisco Systems last week.

The day the grim announcement came out, Parametric's stock fell 35% on volume of 40 million shares, or 15% of the shares outstanding.

But there was a footnote: after the grim announcements, a group of Indian liberal intellectuals — including the editor of the left-leaning magazine Tehelka, a Bengali poet, and a Bollywood actor — got onstage to discuss what had just happened.

As election exhaustion sets in, and months of grim announcements about cuts, taxes and currencies loom ahead, most of the country is going to do its best to escape all that, one way or another.

The news of the downgrade was the latest in a series of grim announcements from the center, a 1,000-bed 1,000-bedthospital off from thatcounty into a public benefit corporation in 1997.

In fact the government's gloomy outlook seems designed to prepare Australians for a grim budget announcement, and an indefinite postponement of its promise to produce an early budget surplus in Mr Abbott's first term.

A bankruptcy filing last Wednesday by the hotel's owners — $3.6 million more in liabilities than assets — coincided with a grim-faced announcement in the Senate chamber that afternoon that the hotel's electricity might soon be turned off.