Sentence examples for much-anticipated message from inspiring English sources

With those remarks, Bush joined fellow Republicans, the fossil fuel industry, and the climate deniers of the Heartland Institute in trying to discredit the Pope's much-anticipated message on poverty and climate change – even before its release.

In a much-anticipated message, Eric Boehlert, a writer with which Breitbart engaged in what he described as "daily trench Twitter warfare" did not tweet about him directly, but re-tweeted a post directing followers to his watchdog website, Media Matters for America.

Pope Benedict XVI sends his first much-anticipated Twitter message using the handle @pontifex as his personal account.

Barack Obama today appealed for a new beginning in relations between America and the world's Muslims in a much-anticipated speech in Cairo, while delivering a blunt message to Israel over settlements.

So far, AOL has begun selling four: a service to take phone messages while dial-up users are on the phone; a service to deliver voice-mail messages as e-mail messages; a virus-protection service; and a much-anticipated subscription jukebox.

Fresh on the heels of its hot $2 million seed round from Kapor Capital, Menlo Ventures, 500 Startups, Howard Lindzon's Social Leverage fund, Eric Ries, Paul Buchheit, Jawed Karim, and others, YC-backed messaging startup SendHub is debuting its much-anticipated iPhone application today.

Jameis Winston's message was clear and concise during his much-anticipated media session at the NFL Combine.

After UbiSoft Entertainment said it would postpone the release of a much-anticipated new Rogue Spear game, Black Thorn, several game fans said on a company message board that UbiSoft was giving in to terrorists by allowing them to influence its actions.

Although the much-anticipated result fits theoretical predictions, it heralds the start of a new approach for deciphering a cosmic message from the edge of the universe.

WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned mobile messaging service that recently hit 1 billion users worldwide, is today rolling out a much-anticipated feature to its apps on iOS and Android devices: document sharing.

WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned mobile messaging service that recently hit 1 billion users worldwide, is today rolling out a much-anticipated feature to its apps on iOS and Android devices: document sharing.