Sentence examples for around promises from inspiring English sources

Kejriwal's campaign has been based around promises of lower utility bills and free Wi-Fi for Delhi's 17 million residents, and pledges to counter corruption.

Mr. O'Loughlin, a local businessman and councilman on the Amherst town board, had previously built his campaign around promises to extend the office hours at satellite bureaus and to root out patronage in the operation.

They already organized their retirement around these promises.

You can't have a government that goes around breaking promises".

And they're building their plans and life around those promises.

Men have come around with promises to help preserve the place, she says.

Since this is exactly what Mr Ellison wants to do, Oracle must find a way around these promises, which top $1 billion.

An ad from around 1889 promises that Lactacted Food will provide "that nourishment which is often wanting in mother's milk".

So they started spraying around uncosted promises – the NHS, childcare, train fares and that old Thatcherite favourite, subsidised home-buying, and talking optimistically of the good life ahead.

ON THE tarmac at Hangzhou airport in China's Zhejiang province, a gaggle of photographers jostle around what promises to be the status symbol of tomorrow's China: a $5m twin-engine Raytheon plane.

In such a society, each person might well fear that others will go around breaking promises, stealing, lying, and even assaulting whenever they convinced themselves that such acts would produce the greatest overall good.