Sentence examples for added promise from inspiring English sources

Strum chords, fingerpick some polyphony, wail a lead; it's all possible and accessible, with an added promise of immediate gratification.

However, for the first time in two decades, this gig has the added promise of new material.

The deals offer an added promise for even the least expensive items: that payments can be spread out or deferred over three, six and even ten months.

The company will offer free hot chocolate and cider and, just so there is no opportunity lost to make a sale, customers in the tent can also order any of the 92 items from computers set up there, with the added promise of free shipping.

"That," he added, "promises to make life a lot more difficult for our children and grandchildren".

The bank, Mr. Buffett added, promised to get at least "part of the genie back in the bottle".

She added, "Promises of what e-commerce will do are hard to swallow when you need to make your numbers next month".

Despite the urgent need, they added, promised financing has been slow to materialize, much of the necessary work has yet to begin and, once it does, it is likely to take decades to bear results.

Arnold distributed copies of a letter written by Washington asking the habitants to assist the expedition, and Arnold added promises to respect the persons, property, and religion of the locals.

It adds: "Promised to get government contribution".

"I promise you, the president has a big stick," he added, "I promise you".