Sentence examples for already been promised from inspiring English sources

The timberland where she discovers the butterflies has already been promised to a lumber company.

"We will honor this promise" — but not for future generations, just ones who've already been promised?

Does equal protection require taking away promotions that have already been promised?

But the skull had already been promised to a professor of anthropology in Mainz.

At least $2 million has already been promised for the effort, in amounts ranging from pocket change to six figures.

It has become increasingly clear that there is scant political support in Germany for giving any more aid to Greece than has already been promised.

Once in a while though, a moment comes along that is so perfect and beautiful; you want to choose you, but your time has already be promised to a litany of people and groups.

Oxfam has calculated that financial firms around the world have already received or been promised $8.4 trillion in bailouts.

Already, more sops have been promised next year.

Most of that money had been promised already, with Japan announcing a $100 billion contribution in February and the European Union $100 billion more recently.

This technology has been investigated for decades, and production of small series of fuel cell vehicles (FCV) already started or is promised by carmakers to be released within the very next years.