Sentences with phrase «even heard an announcement»

Wearable news has become so prevalent recently that we have even heard an announcement from HTC that they are -LSB-...]

Wearable news has become so prevalent recently that we have even heard an announcement from HTC that they are not making a smartwatch.

Not exact matches

On this day though, many reporters and photographers didn't even make it upstairs to hear the announcement, instead staking out their spot in another part of the gallery where Cuomo would be meeting with members of the press to take off - topic questions.

In fact, I had never even heard of them until the announcement of a third installment.

I assume Marvel will make a big announcement (maybe even after denying the story at some point today) about their upcoming slate at Comic - Con next month, but they're notoriously tight - lipped when it comes to addressing rumors, so I doubt we'll hear anything official until then.

I had never even HEARD of them until the announcement that they were shuttering their apps.

Even with zero big game announcements, I would at least like to have heard the 64 GB card is coming west.

It's also part of dialogues, part of signs that you see, even reflected in PA announcements that you'll hear.

One of the most common sentiments I've heard from Animal Crossing fans after the announcement of Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival has been something along the lines of «Well, even if it is good, I'm not gonna have anyone to play it with anyway...»

Expect to hear a lot about third party content, and maybe even an announcement between Activision and Sony for exclusive timed DLC rights to Call of Duty: Black Ops 3.

I'm afraid I won't be able to cover it live, as I'll be in class long before it even starts; but I'm sure you'd rather hear any announcement directly from Iwata's mouth rather than my written words, anyway.

This explanation helps me understand a bit better why a majority of the Fourth Circuit believes that «announcing — not imposing — a non-guidelines sentence at the time of sentencing will serve judicial economy,» even though the court recognizes that the «announcement of a non-guidelines sentence may require the district court to consider issues not generally pertinent in guidelines sentencing, thereby requiring the investment of additional time at the sentencing hearing.»