Sentence examples for has ever promised from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has ever promised themselves that they absolutely, most definitely will not eat 900 calories worth of Buffalo Bleu chips in one sitting, only to shake the crumbs from the bottom of the foil bag minutes later, can attest that there are times when we eat more of things than we know that we should, especially when those things are extremely delicious.

The European Union, for instance, denied it had ever promised to get rid of export subsidies.

Asked whether he had ever promised Clegg that he would not campaign strongly against AV, Cameron said: "No.

White House officials denied Mr. Clinton or any of his aides had ever promised to sign the bill.

Nobody had ever promised them anything and then delivered".

If you've ever promised you'd go out, and you've lost the urge, listen to "Stars of Avion" in headphones and you'll be right.

It's not unlike when Nick Clegg finally got the power he'd been craving for so long and promptly let go of anything his party had ever promised to do.

Then work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith touted it as "the most radical redesign of the benefits system this country has ever seen" and promised a transformative effect on the lives of its low-paid or out-of-work claimants.

"No other government or president has ever done what they promised to do".

"I will be the greatest jobs president God has ever created," Trump has promised, against all evidence to the contrary: four bankruptcies, a trail of failed business ventures (a university called a "fraud", an airline run into the ground, a steak company that "sold almost no steaks", according to business partner Jerry Levin), and a pile of unpaid bills, including to his own employees.

The Siemens/ABP money is the biggest single investment Hull has ever seen, and promises to bring with it a host of support industries and work for contractors, but it is just part of a broader development in Hull and the Humber: a second major renewable energy development worth half a billion pounds is expected to be built on the south bank of the river by Able ports.