Sentence examples for make a pronouncement from inspiring English sources

Bin Hammam does not need to make a pronouncement until two months before the vote.

He thinks it is too early in the season to make a pronouncement about his season.

"You don't want to have to make a pronouncement that your friendship is declining or over; you don't want to have to say anything.

Having said that, it is bad form for the owner to make a pronouncement before a vital game, but that is the George everybody knows and loves.

The Pope's reference at the U.N. to birth control, urging the world to increase the food supply and decrease poverty rather than the population, revealed his awareness that the world expects him to make a pronouncement on the subject.

With so much biographical material that is worthy of satire, Alex Rodriguez inevitably and unintentionally will make a pronouncement that inspires people to fire up their Twitter feeds to produce 140 gotcha characters.

"I cringe whenever anybody makes a pronouncement that Al Qaeda is on its last legs," said Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, the American military's top spokesman in Iraq.

For decades, pretty much every New York mayor has made a pronouncement almost exactly like the one Mr. Bloomberg made in October 2003.

Surrounded mostly by N.F.L. veterans, all standing on their 12-yard line while holding a slim lead, Bradshaw made a pronouncement.

Given this, many critics and concertgoers were hesitant about making a pronouncement on the question that mattered most: How are the acoustics?

It was at Wembley Stadium on Thursday lunchtime, just as mardy skies gave way to an unseasonable warmth and lustre, that the Super League's general manager, Blake Solly, made a pronouncement as startling as the weather.