“They put out an announcement in the newspapers about a meeting at Sophia Wadia's home at Theosophy Hall.”

“He is looking at a number of potential schemes that could be commercialised and hopes to make an announcement in the next month.”

“I would consider it unofficial, but I would consider it reliable if it were a published announcement by the government.”

“Hill knew the commercial radio scene from a brief, unsatisfying stint as a news announcer.”

“The jockeys and horses were introduced by the announcer who proceeded to call the race, aided by taped sound effects.”

“Suddenly the announcer proclaimed that Beezer had been selected in the fourth round by the Rangers.”

“Whatever the reasons, we will have to wait until the European elections are out of the way before any announcements.”

“His Mansion House speech completely upstaged the PM's announcements in the Queen's Speech of the same day.”

“Watch your local newspaper for announcements of special speakers and events.”

“On Spanish national radio, announcers are counting the days until Spain reaches the final.”

“In the early days of television, announcers looked into a camera and essentially read the news wires into it.”

“There was a time when BBC radio announcers wore tuxedos on the air, knowing of course that no one would ever see them.”