Sentence examples for personal announcement from inspiring English sources
The National Enquirer named Sheen on Monday and Today announced that Sheen would appear on the show to "make a revealing personal announcement".
Bizarre way to break the silence after a major personal announcement.
Mr. Chung "didn't make a personal announcement," said Jung Kwang Chul, a spokesman for Mr. Chung.
It would be great if somebody has found them and they aren't in a place covered in a foot of snow!' " What it became: Personal Announcement Woman named Shrubbs Has lost faux tortoiseshell eyeglasses Where?
In a personal announcement that Nakamura posted online, she said that as part of bringing her to campus, Berkeley has made a major commitment to building a makerspace/lab focused on disability, access and design.
Charlie Sheen will sit down with NBC to make a "revealing personal announcement" on Tuesday morning, a day before the National Enquirer was seemingly due to publish a "shocking" eight page report claiming he has hidden a HIV diagnosis for four years.
People make personal announcements of the sort that punctuate parties in films, which are then superseded by other announcements – unexpected and unwelcome.
Fortunately, none of these messages were of a substantive nature about a case or a trial and were mostly just personal announcements about being called for jury duty.
Zuckerberg, who often uses his Facebook page to make both corporate and personal announcements, opened up about the emotions he and Chan, who is a doctor, have felt while trying to have children.
— The Associated Press Other recent, surprising personal announcements by world leaders: The Chancellor of Austria revealed that he is in a long-term domestic partnership with the German word Fremdschämen (meaning shame on behalf of others).
And yet, even in this environment, any personal announcements we share on our listserv comes with the requisite hashtag: #ladybrag, to acknowledge the paradoxical state, I suppose, of being a lady who talks up her accomplishments.
