Sentence examples for bunch of promises from inspiring English sources

"President Obama made a whole bunch of promises when he ran for president," he said.

I don't want to believe this is just a bunch of promises.

A bunch of promises from the very same people who told us they wouldn't cut the NHS.

"What I'm careful about is coming in here and making a bunch of promises we can't keep," said Lt. Col. David B. Womack, the battalion commander.

Party leaders make a whole bunch of promises (tax cuts/spending increases) before an election, only to discover, when in office, that a closer inspection of the books/global crisis/natural disaster (select the most plausible) prevents them from following through on their plans.

Hatoyama must make good on a bunch of promises that his party came up with to win over millions of voters at election time.

"Under deregulation, all California consumers got was a bunch of empty promises," she said.

Instead of a bunch of worthless promises, this year, we're going to transform our lives through the power of life-hacks.

We got here because we've been sold a bunch of phony promises about so-called free trade.

She got 40percentt of the vote among WFP delegates, but was outmaneuvered by a cynical Cuomo who dialed in via video and then speakerphone from his pad in Westchester to make a bunch of begrudging promises (which he has subsequently hinted may have been calculated lies).

She got 40percentt of the vote among WFP delegates, but was outmaneuvered by a cynical Cuomo who dialed in via video and then speakerphone from his pad in Westchester to make a bunch of begrudging promises he has since admitted were essentially calculated lies.