Sentence examples for a wave of promises from inspiring English sources

The anti-austerity party Syriza came to power in January on a wave of promises to obtain more forgiving terms from the country's creditors and roll back cuts mandated in previous bailout deals.

In February 2014, mass protests in Kiev's Independence Square paved the way for revolution: disgraced President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted from office and fresh elections brought a wave of promise.

"To free it from profiteers, from corrupt officials and oligarchs!" In February 2014, mass protests in Kiev's Independence Square paved the way for revolution: disgraced President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted from office and fresh elections brought a wave of promise.

With arch-rival Mexico now streaking ahead on a wave of hungry young promise, Klinsmann's first order will be to catch up with the new boss in the region.

Although a wave of part-privatisation is promised, the government has been going in the opposite direction, buying out Western shareholders in some Russian aerospace firms.

Mr. Hussein, before his fall, had promised a wave of suicide bombings against American forces.

Disappointing profits are dismissed with a wave of the hand and the promise of a better tomorrow.

The activists promised a wave of demonstrations that they said would go on "until justice is done".

But beyond the Wide Mouth Wednesdays and No Shower Happy Hours, a wave of stylish new spots that promise a more sophisticated experience have opened along the shore in recent years, from Sea Bright to Cape May.

When Skechers started building a colossal distribution center in Moreno Valley six years ago, backers promised a wave of new jobs.

The dawn of the Arab Spring promised a wave of liberalism and a surge of democracy but has given way to a failing state in Libya, military dictatorship in Egypt and intolerance, suffering and fear across the Middle East.