Sentence examples for only announced that from inspiring English sources

Police only announced that Marcos's body had been flown to the cemetery shortly before the ceremony began, leaving opponents who had been planning rallies flat-footed.

Charlton had only announced that he would be available to play the day before the game after issues were raised about compensating the player.

Last month Teck not only announced that it had repaid the debt but also that it would pay a dividend.The energy industry is coming back to life, with new investments planned for in Alberta's oil sands.

At a news conference that Mr. Strazzullo arranged at the Federal courthouse in Manhattan, Ms. Dravnel not only announced that she had been the mistress of Oscar De La Hoya, the onetime boxing star; she further claimed — to the gratification of the tabloids — that she had pictures from a rendezvous at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Philadelphia.

In a brisk early morning earnings call, the chief executive of BP not only announced that the world's second largest oil company had seen a $22.34 billion profit for 2005, but that a fair chunk of it would be handed back to investors.

So far the U.S. Treasury, which is the lead agency on U.S. engagement at the Bank, has only announced that they remain committed to strengthening these policies and reaching an "international consensus" on the matter.

Hempton's suggestion: [Bernanke] should not only announce that the Fed is buying Italian debt.

In his introduction he not only announces that he "would be pleased" if his readers "were moved to put down my book and substitute for it one of the subject's stories or poems" but also recommends Nicholson Baker's remarkable tale of obsession and literary envy, "U and I," as the best book on Updike that has appeared.

However, due to the allocation of competencies, in several cases the state government could only announce that it will try to influence the federal government to take certain measures.

He called a national press conference on the subject of shrinking government to only announce that he wants to combine one of the smallest agencies in the federal government with the Department of Commerce and several other federal trade and commerce departments.

Ed Milband is going to demand a vote on the Labour amendment and, according to one party source, if that fails, the party will only announce at that point what to do in the vote on the government motion.