Sentence examples for became promises from inspiring English sources

But when, in the late sixties, the producer David Merrick asked him what musical he'd like to make, he chose the elements that became "Promises, Promises".

"Between now and 2015, we must make sure that promises made become promises kept," Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said at the close of the Summit.

She became 'virgin,' promised never to have a man, dressed like a man and lived in the sheep house.

MySpace became the Promised Land for those who wanted to stay anonymous it was so by design (pun intended).

Russia's intervention became a promise for protection and peace.

Having a way to express my deepest feelings of my self­-identity was quite cathartic and, in a way, that statement became a promise to myself.

Making rash promises became his standard mode of operation; yet he also began to make good on such promises.

And whether the city kept those promises became more data for CitiStat.

As the circle of lenders and borrowers grew, financial transactions were able to muster larger sums and to spread risk, even as promises became harder to enforce.

The ring of a phone or the ping of a text becomes a promise of human connection, which is "like catnip for humans," Dr. Nass said.

But now that Dionysian catharsis has become the promise of beer commercials and spring-break debauchery, behaving "wildly" is no longer so threatening to the status quo.