Sentence examples for would be announcement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "would be announcement" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context. Example: "The would be announcement regarding the new policy was highly anticipated."
On Thursday Davie sent out an email to staff saying that there would be announcement about senior moves shortly.
Mr. Jobs hinted that there would be announcements about services for corporate users within several weeks.
Mr Myerson asked him: "Is it because Mr Bates had told you there would be announcements on Yorkshire Radio every day for two weeks offering dinner for two for information provided?" Mr Mistry replied: "He did tell me that, yes".
Lloyd Webber said there would be an announcement in September about casting.
By early evening, the president's office said that there would be no announcement before Thursday.
She warned him that there would be an announcement soon and urged him to get out of Paris.
Another was that, even when a change in policy was clearly communicated, there would be outsized announcement effects.
Many economists have suggested that the most powerful tool the Fed might employ would be an announcement that it is raising its medium-term target for inflation.
A Home Office spokesperson said there would be no announcement about the quantity of children expected to be transferred to Britain until the process was complete.
"If this is to happen, we've said all along it would be an announcement by the president-elect," Ms. O'Connor said.
Part of the joke was that there would be an announcement in "30 to 90 days," in the words of MetroStars General Manager Nick Sakiewicz.
