Sentence examples for has suddenly announced from inspiring English sources

It feels like my college has suddenly announced that it has gone out of business.

In an obvious sign of deepening concern about local debt problems, Beijing has suddenly announced a new nationwide audit of local debt, the third in two years.

Gail: I admit it's not likely that the loans will go anywhere soon, so I'm glad to see that the Mitt Romney Express – now leaving the runway, banking hard to the left – has suddenly announced support for continuing the low-interest-rate federal loan program his party opposes in Congress.

The cancellation of the planned nuclear plants is the second time that Mr. Kan has suddenly announced big changes in Japanese nuclear policy without the usual endless committee meetings and media leaks that characterize the country's consensus-driven decision-making process.

In the second unusual shift in a major national security case in recent weeks, the federal judge who was to oversee the trial of a scientist accused of mishandling nuclear weapons secrets has suddenly announced that he was excusing himself from the case to assume senior status.

Barely two months before the presidential vote, Missouri's secretary of state has suddenly announced that he will allow military voters from his state -- one of the most pivotal in the election -- to e-mail ballots from combat zones to the Defense Department.

To some it must have been seemed as if John Cleese had suddenly announced that he was going to write a new series of Fawlty Towers.

This question has suddenly become much more relevant, now that George W. Bush has announced his Social Security plan.

The internet has suddenly lit up over news that Nasa may be about to announce a huge discovery.

After it was announced Thursday that Howard would undergo season-ending back surgery to mend a herniated disk, that outcome has suddenly morphed from possible to borderline probable.

SHANGHAI, CHINA A front page story in The New York Times (NYT) on 3 November proclaimed that Chinese officials had suddenly, though quietly, announced that the country was burning up to 17% more coal a year than was previously disclosed.