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100 Sentence Starters for Announcements

June 2, 2026

100 Sentence Starters for Announcements

No. Item Definition
1. A new policy is in effect Announces policy change.
2. Applications are now open Announces opening of applications.
3. As a reminder Reintroduces known information.
4. As of today Marks a starting point.
5. Be advised that Gives formal notice.
6. Beginning next week Marks a future start.
7. Big news Introduces major information.
8. Effective immediately States immediate effect.
9. Enrollment is now open Announces opening of enrollment.
10. Exciting news Introduces exciting information.
11. For your information Shares useful notice.
12. Going forward Introduces future changes.
13. Good news Introduces positive information.
14. Heads up Gives casual advance notice.
15. Here is an update Introduces new information.
16. Here’s an important update Introduces key new information.
17. Hours have been updated Announces schedule changes.
18. I am happy to announce Introduces positive personal news.
19. I am writing to announce Introduces formal written announcement.
20. I am writing to inform you Introduces formal written notice.
21. I have an update to share Introduces personal update.
22. I’m delighted to announce Shares very positive personal news.
23. I’m excited to announce Shares exciting personal news.
24. I’m pleased to announce Shares positive news personally.
25. I’m writing to announce Introduces written announcement.
26. It has been decided that Introduces a decision.
27. It is our pleasure to announce Introduces positive formal news.
28. Just a quick note to say Introduces brief information.
29. Just announced Marks newly released news.
30. Kindly be advised that Gives formal notice.
31. Kindly note that Polite way to share information
32. Let it be known that Declares information publicly.
33. Looking ahead Introduces future plans or changes
34. Mark your calendars Signals an upcoming event or date
35. Moving forward Introduces a change from now on
36. New announcement Introduces fresh official news.
37. News update Brief introduction to new information
38. Notice is hereby given Formal announcement opening
39. Now available Announces something can be accessed
40. Now live Announces something has launched
41. Now open Announces access or availability
42. Now scheduled Announces a set date or time
43. Official notice Formal introduction to an announcement
44. One quick update Introduces a brief announcement
45. Opening soon Announces something will begin soon
46. Our latest update Introduces recent information
47. Our office will be closed Announces a closure.
48. Please be advised that Gives formal information.
49. Please be aware that Calls attention to information.
50. Please be informed that Gives formal notice.
51. Please be notified that Formal way to inform readers
52. Please note that Introduces important information.
53. Please note the following Introduces important announced details
54. Please take note that Calls attention to information.
55. Registration is now open Announces opening of registration.
56. Services will resume tomorrow Announces service return.
57. Starting today Marks a beginning now.
58. The event has been postponed Announces a delay.
59. The meeting has been moved Announces rescheduling.
60. The wait is over Introduces long-awaited news.
61. There has been a change Signals an update.
62. There is an update Signals new information.
63. This announcement is to inform Introduces official information.
64. This is a reminder that Introduces repeated notice.
65. This is to let you know Signals upcoming information.
66. This message is to inform you Introduces formal message.
67. Tickets are now available Announces ticket availability.
68. We are delighted to announce Shares very positive news.
69. We are happy to share Introduces good news warmly.
70. We are pleased to announce Shares positive news formally.
71. We are proud to announce Introduces celebratory news.
72. We are thrilled to announce Shares highly positive news.
73. We are writing to announce Introduces written news.
74. We are writing to let you know Introduces written notice politely.
75. We are writing with news Introduces written news.
76. We have a notice to share Introduces official notice.
77. We have a quick update Introduces brief new information.
78. We have an announcement Introduces official news.
79. We have an update to share Introduces new information.
80. We have important news Introduces significant information.
81. We have some news to share Introduces general news.
82. We want to update you Introduces new information.
83. We wish to announce Introduces official news.
84. We would like to inform you Introduces an announcement politely.
85. We would like to share Introduces information politely.
86. We’d like to announce Introduces a formal statement.
87. We’d like to inform you Introduces polite formal notice.
88. We’d like to update you Introduces new information politely.
89. We’re announcing that Introduces direct announcement.
90. We’re excited to share Introduces exciting news.
91. We’re glad to inform you Introduces good news politely.
92. We’re happy to announce Introduces positive announcement.
93. We’re pleased to inform you Introduces positive formal notice.
94. We’re reaching out with news Introduces outreach update.
95. We’re sharing an update Introduces current information.
96. We’re writing to inform you Introduces formal written notice.
97. We’re writing to share Introduces written information.
98. We’re writing with an update Introduces written update.
99. With immediate effect States immediate implementation.
100. Your attention, please Calls for immediate attention.

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