Sentence examples for attach promises from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a horrifying terrorist attack in Belgium that killed 34 and wounded hundreds, prompting world leaders to attach promises of action against Islamic extremism to their immediate statements of grief and solidarity with the Belgian people.
Recently, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a horrifying terrorist attack in Belgium that killed 34 and wounded hundreds, prompting world leaders to attach promises of action against Islamic extremism to their immediate statements of grief and solidarity with the Belgian people.
The room is clean, the bathroom has a brand new coat of fuchsia paint on it, the breakfast is actually free, the landline phone is completely free, the parking is totally free, and the Wi-Fi I'm using to write this story is 100%, no strings attached, I promise you won't have to pay for it to use it, free!
Now America needs Congress to attach funds to their promises.
The sports minister Helen Grant has admitted she is very concerned by a decline in the number of people playing sport in the past year despite the legacy promises attached to the London 2012 Olympics.
It was an internship that had no promises attached to it, but she didn't care.
The ad shows a large picture of the device (a piece of hardware that you attach to your iPhone) and promises users that not only will they be able to accept payments with the iPhone with it, but that they will "never miss a sale".
She became emotionally attached, so he promised the cow and steer will not die for meat.
Dendrimers, synthetic macromolecules, have tree-like and well-defined branch unique features, such as a multivalent surface (nanoscaffolding), interior shells, and a core to which the dendrons are attached, showing great promise for them to be used as drug carriers [75].
Its authors have promised to try to attach another version to the ethics bill — with unions this time — just in case.
