Sentence examples for began promising from inspiring English sources

"Insider Buying Alert!!!" the messages began, promising that the stock would "move like a comet".

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It's a debate that has haunted JUST from its launch, when the company began promising that Silicon Valley techniques could shake the foundations of an outmoded food system.

And President Saddam Hussein apparently made his first public appearance since the war began, promising in a videotape that there would be a clear Iraqi victory.

Mayor Bloomberg began promising to reopen the High Bridge almost three years ago, calling it a "glaring symbol of a time when New York failed to preserve its historical treasures".

Liberty Travel, the travel agency chain based in Ramsey, N.J., recently began promising not just to match but also to outdo competitors' prices by $10 per adult and $5 per child if a customer finds a less expensive airfare, travel package, cruise or tour quote — a pledge the company is calling its Price Beat Guarantee.

"Kidding," the new collaboration between Mr. Gondry and Mr. Carrey, in a Showtime series created by Dave Holstein, begins promising the first kind of story but often delivers the second.

In preparation for Monday's meeting in New York among Secretary General Kofi Annan, the chief American administrator, Paul Bremer III, and leaders of the Iraqi Governing Council, high-level American and U.N. officials have begun promising discussions on related issues.

Nick Johnson and Alfonso Soriano are just beginning promising careers.

Mr. Owens was alone only once, at the beginning of the encore, though what began as promising quickly turned perplexing.

Osborne began by promising "far reaching changes to what the state does and how it does it".