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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I was announced" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to a situation where someone is declared or made known to the public in some way. For example, "I was announced as the winner of the competition."
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When I was announced that way, I couldn't help but have a little smile come across my face.
Just over a year ago, when Greek Bailout I was announced, the assumption was that by next year Greece would again be able to borrow from capital markets.
Shortly after Candover's £360m bid for the newspapers which became Regional Independent Media [RIM] was accepted, and I was announced as chief executive.
The decision was clearly made a year ago that Kevin was not going to be a part of English cricket moving forward.The decision was made quite clear the day I was announced as captain and he didn't come into it".
"I'd just won the junior worlds at 18 and Peter Keen [now the director of performance at UK Sport] called me into his office and said: 'The National Lottery are giving me £6m to start this programme and I want you to be a product of that.' I was announced as the first rider on this world-class performance plan.
"I met him at the IRB dinner when I was announced World Player of the Year, which was quite ironic really," recalls Williams.
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or at least I was," announces Jakob Mithziger-Lee.
She got on stage wringing wet just as I was announcing the piece.
I'm announced as the winner and I shake hands with a frail Michael Winner and face the audience.
I'm announcing it here.
"Today, I am announcing I will not seek re-election as governor of Texas".
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