Sentence examples for child promises from inspiring English sources

The fact the race has been given top billing today as the final event of the three-day Sainsbury's British Championships is testament to the fact that Perri Shakes-Drayton's rivalry with Eilidh Child promises to be a spectacle worthy not just of a British audience but also a global one.

After he was through, Clarke made the child promise not to tell his father about their conversation.

Announced in 2005 by MIT Media Lab cofounder Nicholas Negroponte, One Laptop per Child promised to transform the lives of children across the Global South with a small, sturdy, and cheap laptop computer, powered by a hand crank.

Sometimes an abuser will make the child promise to keep what happened a secret, perhaps even threatening the child to keep quiet.

If a series for children promises to bring in millions of dollars in spinoffs, be assured experts will be found to lend themselves to promoting the shows, the toys and whatever else requires promoting.

Mr. Tanis makes the children promise that they will not try any tricks with matches or fire.

Rhon Wright internalized his skepticism about David's prediction, figuring it was what most children promised after getting a glove.

Hayward, divorced and without children, promised to be her godmother and set about giving Jones-Burns experiences and opportunities that made her feel like Cinderella.

The California-based group Invisible Children promised that its new film would give more details and context than the first, which urged grassroots campaigners to pressure politicians and the military to hunt the notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony.

Parents might be reassured if their children promise them that their grandchildren will learn about their religious background, even if they won't practice it.

So those who have children promised to make sure their children are clean and fed before heading out to work".