Sentence examples for Open promised from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marchionne, who said earlier this week that it made more business sense to keep plants open, promised to roll out an array of new high-end models that would be built in Italy for export.

Next stop, Birmingham Rep for the recently opened Promises and Lies, written by Jess Walters, directed by Nick Bagnall and Jonathan Church and based on the songs of UB40.

And the simplicity of those opening moments promised much.

The publicity for one New Delhi restaurant scheduled to open this year promises a fresh interpretation of traditional Indian ingredients by half a dozen three-Michelin-starred chefs.

It's only the fifth film to do so, but not quite as explosively as its record-breaking opening weekend promised.

The open promise of the Internet, CASH says on its Web site, "has quickly become another avenue controlled by various middlemen and gatekeepers looking for their percentage or to build another business on the backs of creators without proper or fair compensation".

"Openness prevails," the Obama memo on transparency and open government promised when it came to deciding whether or not a government agency should disclose a piece of information.

As a precondition, all political parties and the media would be set free, and open elections promised within, say, a year.

Bidders have also complained that the process has been far from the transparent and open one promised by the government-owned Industrial Development Bank of India, the lead creditor.

Price's wide-open offense promised Tide fans some excitement next fall, when Alabama must play for the sake of the game -- it is banned from bowl games.

A spanking fresh poster promised, "Opening Here Soon - A New Feltman's".