Sentence examples for entry promises from inspiring English sources

But the latest entry promises a radically different type of wind turbine: a bladeless cylinder that oscillates or vibrates.

Mr. Spitzer's entry promises to shake up a comptroller's contest that had been viewed as an all-but-certain victory for Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president who has been embraced by the city's unions and Democratic establishment.

But this bold new entry promises to shake up the world of higher education.

While bidding up the stock prices of the early marketplace leaders, investors failed to account for the very real threat posed by industry incumbents like General Motors, Ford Motor and General Electric, whose entry promised to undermine the revenue dreams of so-called pure-play Internet companies.

Alongside the return of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, this entry finally promises the involvement of the Dinobots as showcased at the end of this new clip.

Gilder claimed that advanced computer technology (engendering the "law of the microcosm") lowers barriers to market entry and promises to make talk of a national industrial policy obsolete.

In a 1965 journal entry, Susan Sontag promised herself "to give no interviews until I can sound as clear + authoritative + direct as Lillian Hellman in Paris Review".

They cast their messages as fictional diary entries and promise to get together soon to discuss publishing the diary online.

Early this year, Microsoft offered a preview of its entry, Xbox, which promises to be even more powerful.

The first entry in what promises to be a new series, this disarming cozy mystery introduces two mismatched sleuths who become friends and partners when they find themselves living side by side in Fethering, a seaside village ("not far from Tarring") on the south coast of England.

So far, RBR's "Progress on Solutions" section contains one entry, but it promises monthly updates on developments.