Declared publicly; made widely known.
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Examples for "announced "
Examples for "announced "
1 Wit Capital Europe announced a similar project based in Dublin last year.
2 Northern Ireland Office health minister Paul Goggins announced the service last week.
3 Incoming Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern today announced the country's new government ministers.
4 A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
5 Two days later the government announced draft legislation to address so-called cyber-terrorism.
1 Abraham summoned the people to reality; Moses proclaimed reality; Christ founded reality.
2 Mission accomplished, the press proclaimed , and everyone went home to congratulate themselves.
3 The robots are coming, or so media have proclaimed in recent months.
4 Hawaii Governor David Ige proclaimed 10 April as Powehi day, she said.
5 The regular breathing of the sleeper proclaimed the soundness of his slumber.
6 On Christmas, on family birthdays, rich creamy pastries proclaimed the Nazorines' respect.
7 They proclaimed that the Prince of Wales came in the warming pan.
8 Five standard years have passed since Darth Sidious proclaimed himself galactic Emperor.
9 Years earlier, he had become a self - proclaimed coffee nerd almost by accident.
10 Already, the media has proclaimed that it's impossible to bridge our differences.
11 But reports of self - proclaimed IS fighters have been growing since last summer.
12 A phenomenal come-back to the throne for the self - proclaimed 'best rapper alive'.
13 On the 1st of May the Queen was proclaimed Empress of India.
14 While the ship was waiting in Gravesend the new king was proclaimed .
15 The news from other Spanish cities proclaimed numerous victories for the Fascists.
16 The angel with the cross in each case may represent salvation proclaimed .
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