(1) We announce our failures by warring against ourselves and others

(2) We will meet with the elders at the pavilion and they will then recognize you and announce you to the villagers.

(3) To announce yourself

(4) They announce the next station, and the train begins to slow down.

(5) Taylor was to address a joint session of Congress yesterday to officially declare his intention to resign and announce a successor.

(6) To announce sth to sb

(7) In southern Africa, dolls were often worn around the neck to announce a young girl's availability for marriage.

(8) I walked through the door as Toby started to announce the next guest.

(9) The servant preceded him into the receiving hall and Dar heard him announce the guest.

(10) Today, for example, I had to announce a guest conductor - the esteemed Henry Chas.

(11) Some putz suddenly takes the stage to announce me and exclaim excitedly that this was my u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510largest sold-out crowd to date!u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.

(12) During marital conflict they announce that they are not obliged to cover the expenses of the children.

(13) For reasons you'll understand, we didn't want to announce our next guest ahead of time.

(14) The man who chose, on the evening his party conference ended, to announce his intentions on television, sees himself as a president, not as a party leader.

(15) These glossy and expensive volumes announce anxiety

(16) Make it clear to everyone how painful and expensive bullying is, and announce that you'll go to whatever lengths necessary to stamp it out.

(17) To announce a plan

(18) Distantly he heard the intercom in the spaceport announce the shuttle was now disengaging maglocks, and any personnel not on board would have to catch the next flight.

(19) The first step toward failure is to announce to the world that you will drive your current customers to the web to the exclusion of all other channels.

(20) One party would announce an expensive fix-all policy that would be so complex and politically contested as to influence no-one, in and of itself.