Sentence examples for that announced on from inspiring English sources

David Hamilton, 54, a Glaswegian who has climbed Everest seven times, is the leader of Jagged Globe, a Sheffield-based adventure company that announced on Saturday that it had lost one of its team members, Dan Fredinburg, a senior Google executive.

ANOTHER ASSET TO SELL ING, the Dutch financial group that announced on Friday it would sell its American online banking unit for $9 billion, said on Monday that it was in talks to divest its car lease business.

And both organizations used social media throughout the day to communicate their position, including a Komen organization in Connecticut that announced on its Facebook page its frustration with the decision to cut funds for Planned Parenthood.

"NO, THIS absolutely isn't about Microsoft," says Alan Nugent, the technology boss of Novell, a software company that announced on November 4th that it would buy SuSE Linux, a German distributor of the Linux open-source operating system, for $210m.

Even as the deal was being struck, millions of Britons were learning of increases in energy charges, including more than three million customers of NPower, a utility that announced on Monday that it would increase electricity prices by 9.3 percent and gas prices by 11 percent.

The three schools that announced on Wednesday that they would remain closed at least for another week are the Jakarta International School, where there are about 2,500 students; the British School, with about 800; and the Australian School, with about 450.

It is quite another to live under a legal system that announces, on a daily basis, that some children are not fit to be educated with others.

It also shows that announcing, on Facebook, that one is now also a member of Ello is never a sign of migration or large-scale market change.

A joint statement was issued in July that announced agreement on a formula for national reunification.

Muzak, an American firm that announced plans on April 12th to merge with DMX, a rival, used to be associated with bland musical wallpaper.

First comes the smell that announces a food-on-a-stick event.