Sentence examples for In promise from inspiring English sources
But interviews with family and friends tell of a beginning steeped in promise.
Kisses you at the door as she leaves; it all feels too chaste to you, too lacking in promise.
The choice on this tour comes down to whether England want to invest in promise or go with pragmatism.
A season of new musicals looms before us, rich in promise and — let's admit it — perhaps just a little menace.
As long as it's not leaching anything toxic, your carrots aren't going to care what they grow in, promise.
It is, he said, something of a metaphor for contemporary Mexico, rich in promise, yes, but still far from its ideal.
He said: "The best hope for a European referendum now lies with the [Tories]." Mr Hastings said a referendum was a "locked-in" promise from Prime Minister David Cameron.
In "Promises, Promises" the dances by the director-choreographer Rob Ashford are skillful but generic.
Haiti is awash in promises.
Sean Hayes, above, will need to find a new drunken dance partner in "Promises, Promises".
As Indians we are overinvested in promises and underinvested in performance.
