Sentence examples for Promises to be interesting from inspiring English sources

It promises to be interesting.

The contest in the City of Sydney promises to be interesting.

A woman has written a story that has a hurricane in it, and a hurricane usually promises to be interesting.

There promises to be interesting movements in the January transfer window, but the wish for 2009 is that the chasing pack continue to close the gap on a far-from-convincing Lyon.

If there is any substance to journalist Pierre Ménès's allegation, as revealed on the TV show 100% Foot, that Villeneuve had found out about an unaccounted-for €15m in the club's coffers, then the deposed president's version of events promises to be interesting.

"Lagos 2019 promises to be interesting.

As for the Saint Urban, the results promise to be interesting but still cautionary.

The next few months promise to be interesting with several key players moving towards implementation of some of these.

The game always promised to be interesting, not just because of the similar table ranking, but because of personal vendettas coming into the match.

"The conference promised to be interesting, and we feel sorry that this interesting event never happened," he said.

But the state conventions promise to be interesting, even if Santorum and Gingrich fade, thanks to Rep. Ron Paul's campaign.