Sentence examples for whose announcement from inspiring English sources

"Pretty interesting, huh?" said Woods, whose announcement that he would be playing more than doubled ticket sales.

The bidder, whose announcement the SEC posted automatically, claimed to be incorporated in the British Indian Ocean Territory, home to more long-range bombers than corporate raiders.

The chancellor, whose announcement is expected to be welcomed by Stevens, makes clear that the extra funding can be delivered by the Tories for three reasons.

The relaxation of restrictions, whose announcement sent shockwaves through markets and the single currency, is aimed squarely at boosting banking confidence in the eurozone's weakest member.

The game will almost certainly be the last one for Rivera, whose announcement that he would retire after this season has turned the Yankees' schedule into a long farewell tour.

The killing coincided with a visit to Kabul by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, whose announcement that France would withdraw 1,000 troops from Afghanistan by the end of next year was overshadowed by a sombre-looking President Karzai.

For the last 26-plus years, it has been coached by Alex Ferguson, whose retirement announcement earlier this week made news around the world.

Günter Schabowski was the East German official whose cryptic announcement that the communist country was opening its fortified border precipitated the fall of the Berlin Wall.

"I decided to get out of the restaurant star system," said Adrià, whose 2010 announcement came as El Bulli stood at the top of the world restaurant rankings.

And he has also alienated some gay and lesbian voters who have supported Republicans like Jerry Sanders, the current mayor, whose tearful announcement of support for same-sex marriage in 2007 cost him some backers but rendered him a hero among many gays and lesbians.

He was certainly more effective than President Obama, whose public announcement on Monday lobbying for a deal that was very much in doubt in the House was one of the most inept bits of governance I've seen in a long time.