Sentence examples for exactly promising from inspiring English sources
Such a trip might sound at first like an amusing stunt, or like fodder for a clever magazine piece, but not exactly promising material for an entire book.
Porro's Gentle chair, designed by the Swedish collective Front, looked like an elegant line drawing of a chair — that is, not exactly promising comfort — but its leather-covered back turned out to be surprisingly flexible.
Of course, the legislation we've seen on our side of the pond isn't exactly promising — but at least they haven't started lobbying for pirates to be entrapped on "To Catch A Predator".
But the signs do not exactly look promising.
We're four months away from the release of Solo, Disney's upcoming Han Solo origin film, and things aren't exactly looking promising.
This was a "support double," promising exactly three hearts.
He gave a speech calculated to please his audience by promising exactly the sort of reforms to the workings of the commission more openness, more accountability, better marshalling of resources which they had long been urging on Mr Santer.
So the call comes again for real, parliament-sanctified law, not judge-concocted, superinjunction law in these privacy areas – and now Tom McNally, at coalition justice HQ, is promising exactly that.
In the given auction Sadek (West) opened one club, Hampson (North) overcalled one heart, Ahmady (East) made a negative double promising exactly four spades, and Greco (South) advanced with one no-trump, which was a strong heart raise.
There would be nothing to stop MPs who receive the rise after 2015 handing it back to the Commons authorities or donating it to charity, and it appears many MPs will go into the general election promising exactly that.
My 1994 recording of Howard's End has Thora Hird advertising chairlifts, a brand of skincare products promising exactly the same revolutionary results as its adverts do today, and early mobile phones being sold on the basis of being a good way to check up on your babysitter during an evening out.
