Sentence examples for might have announced from inspiring English sources
Some analysts said Apple might have announced a high initial price in China to justify eventual price cuts.
Had the session gone well, he might have announced his selection of Mr. Coats within a few days, the advisers said.
At the height of the birth control debate, he might have announced that reproductive matters would no longer be an issue in his campaign, since there are still 12.7 million people out of work.
She might have announced a change in her cabinet, which consists largely of yes-men more notable for their loyalty to her than their leadership skills, or simply acknowledged the existence of some undeniable problem, like crime or inflation.
At the Grand Hyatt Hotel in midtown Manhattan on Friday, a decorous LCD placard outside a ballroom — the sort that might have announced the name of a session at a conference of anthropologists or oral surgeons — read, "The Islamic Republic of Iran: Elections, 7 A.M. to 9 P.M".
('Whatever you do, Brer Fox, don't throw me into that briar patch,' said Brer Rabbit - just as Gibbs might have announced before his innings, 'Whatever you do Brers Flintoff, Harmison et al, don't bowl short outside my off stump.') But it wasn't all rubbish, and he had to endure a watchful wait before even getting off the mark.
That doesn't mean there aren't some other explanations on how they might've announced that by telegram from Kenya.
The WHO-TV anchor also asked about other controversial comments King has made, such as saying in July that President Barack Obama's mother "might've announced [his birth] by telegram from Kenya" to Hawaii, where Obama was born and a birth announcement appeared -- essentially an endorsement of the idea that the president might not have born in the United States.
Platini might not have announced his candidacy, but he has already started making his case.
Barr might simply have announced those summaries, representing the report in the words of those who worked on it, without going to the trouble of writing one of his own.
A fashion editor who overheard made an expression that indicated Ms. Kass might just as well have announced a desire to perform trepanation on her own skull.
