Sentence examples for unannounced ones from inspiring English sources

There are daily recitals — unannounced ones at 1 30 anywhere on campus, and at 4 30 in the museum's galleries.

In response, 2 Sisters said audits could not be cheated and it had no way of knowing when unannounced ones would take place.

In his comments on Sunday, Mr. Zarif signaled that Iran would be prepared to allow inspections, including unannounced ones, so long as they did not come in the form of demands from the United States.

In the interest of civilian control and political neutrality, it's not O.K., as I understand it, for those in uniform to openly oppose administration policies — even unannounced ones (as when Adm. William J. Fallon was pushed into retirement recently after speaking out against the hypothetical prospect of using military force against Iran).

Mr. Marri, who arrived unannounced one afternoon, on foot and accompanied by a dozen armed fighters, is another of the younger generation.

Mr Ban, the former South Korean foreign minister who took over from Kofi Annan as the secretary general in January, is making his first visit to Iraq on the unannounced one-day visit.

Ms. Zayfman's mother said that her daughter had always been presentable when she arrived for prearranged visits, but that when she showed up unannounced on one occasion, she had found Syma half-naked, freezing and undernourished.

I dropped by her desk unannounced one day, and she emerged from a space on the other side with a small blanket and a pillow.

The woman herself arrives at the school unannounced one day, shows up in the staff room and delivers a peroration on the subject of how they should not presume to judge.

Rogozin's only symbolic victory over Western sanctions came in April 2015, when he made an unannounced one-day trip to Spitsbergen, a Norwegian Arctic coal-mining island of 2,000 people with special residence and commercial rights for Russian citizens.

The Shapey selections include the Sonata for Cello and Piano (1954); "Songs of Life" (1988), for soprano (Carol Meyer), cello and piano; and a formidable cello sonata from 1985 that arrived from Chicago unannounced one day.