Sentence examples for try to announce from inspiring English sources

"You try to announce who you are a little bit.

Mr Podesta has suggested that, given the gravity of the country's problems, Mr Obama will try to announce several cabinet appointments, particularly the treasury secretary and the national security team, before December.

Right after his audition, Motter said that if he was hired, he would probably keep his job as an exterminator and also try to announce some of his boys' baseball and football games.

Rachel L. Swarns (NYT) ASIA PAKISTAN: VERDICT DUE Defense lawyers concluded final arguments in the two-month hijacking trial of the ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, and Judge Rehmat Hussain Jafri said he "will try to announce the judgment on April 6".

Try to announce the date of your destination wedding as far in advance as possible – at least eight months before, advises the wedding planning website The Knot.

(The announcement comes on the same day that competitor Retweet is launching, and is a bit of a preemptive move to try to announce something better).

"He has supported us and never tried to announce it, but actually he has given £2m over the years," she said.

Almost everyone sharing in a political discussion, trying to announce something or circulate news, even if they are rumors, simply retweets".

The Tories have tried to announce this five times before, but they still can't say where the money would come from.

But when his wife tried to announce the good news subtly a few weeks ago, Mr. Woodall missed the point entirely.

Mr. Salinger was politely scolded by the presiding judge after he repeatedly tried to announce to the court who he believed bombed Pan Am 103, which blew up over Lockerbie, Scotland.