Sentence examples for has just promised from inspiring English sources
The Treasury has just promised the Home Office an extra £785m ($1.3 billion) to help with the bill for processing and supporting would-be refugees.
Then he turned his guns against Mr. Roosevelt, whose skin, Mr. Taft has just promised the American people, shall be "nailed to the barn door".
"The prime minister has an incredibly difficult job and he has just promised us a referendum on our membership of the EU with a deadline".
Moscow's handpicked Chechen leader, Akhmad Kadyrov, has just promised that the republic's government and ministries will move back to Grozny this month from temporary quarters in nearby Gudermes.
He has just promised to raise the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold to £1m – losing the Treasury £5.8bn, according to the IFS.
When a sign introduces songs from 1995's I Should Coco, there's such rapture it's as if the government has just promised everyone a lifetime supply of Choppers.
"It's a big story, right?" A St . Barnabasstaffer had just promised to make copies of Tuesday's Post for him — the headline was "bookworm squished".
Dr. Farmer said last Thursday, however, that the Haitian health minister had just promised him that she would resolve the issue in the coming week.
"Vast amounts of money are being expended on people who have achieved nothing, people who have just promised, have twinkled, who haven't had anything published".
Perhaps that was to be expected when the world's richest man, who had just promised them $450 million, was delivering a punchline.
