Sentence examples for he promised there from inspiring English sources
He promised there would soon be action against the militants.
When he faced fierce union hostility to privatisation, he promised there would be no redundancies, and made none.
He promised there would be "fewer bite-sized and overly structured questions and a reduced role for coursework".
Instead he promised there would be no more big reorganisations of the NHS, insisting that there had been enough of those.
On a day on which he promised there would be no triumphalism, he also struck a jarring note by saying: "We are all Thatcherites now".
He promised there would be no more coalitions, and no more political trade-offs with warlords, drug lords or regional and ethnic factions.
But he promises there will be no compromising on performance.
He promises there will be no Kindle version.
They certainly trust his party, and he promises there will be no major shake-up in the nation's policies.
Now he promises there will be "no more concubines".These explanations are reasonable, and the proposal has gone down well with investors.
As for the faithful cultists and minions of Cthulhu, he promises there will be Universal Health Control "from cybernetic surgery to genetic therapy" and even reanimation after death.
