Sentence examples for be promises from inspiring English sources
verb
To commit to something or action; to make an oath; make a vow.
- If you promise not to tell anyone, I will let you have this cake for free.
But if they meant those to be promises, we are getting to the time when they need to do them".
Those pledges we made, together, in the election of 2010, will be promises kept in the election of 2015.
There will be promises to the Sunni, but there will also be widespread retaliations, corruption in the rebuilding of the country and heavy-handed suppression of any discontent.
We were reassured that the pledges we made together at the 2010 election will be promises kept by the election of 2015.
It's a important priority because now's the time to act and we're going to say to our seniors our promises we've made to you will be promises kept.
"We warn, starting from now, that there should not be promises made at the expense of our issues," Mr. Qurei said after a cabinet meeting on Monday in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
Were promises made and broken?
What they got was promises.
There are promises of better services too.
Live tracking was promised.
