Sentence examples for headlines promises from inspiring English sources

Right now all we have are headlines, promises, and a lot of "raised" money which has not actually been committed.

The headlines promise tremendous savings to taxpayers.

The headlines promise an astonishing geopolitical shift.

When things don't work out as the headlines promised, it's either the turn of someone down the line to be scapegoated (if the political stakes are high) or the initiative runs into the sand.

Cover headlines promised, "Donald Trump's Revenge on Hillary & Her Puppets" and "Top Secret Plan Inside: How Trump Will Win Debate!" The publication trashed Trump's rivals, running a dubious cover story on Ted Cruz that described him as a philanderer and another highly questionable piece that linked Cruz's father to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

"BBQ so real," the headline promises, "you'll want to wipe the sauce off your face".

How this constitutes the "truth behind his 'life of poverty'" (as the headline promises) is unclear: Weal never claimed to have grown up on a sink estate.

It should also be frank about the financial risks of relying heavily on volatile oil receipts to support high levels of public spending, and produce robust costings for many of Salmond's headline promises to voters, including indications that the retirement age will be lower and that Royal Mail will be renationalised.

I wish I could offer you a link to the AMPTP's new YouTube video -- like my headline promises -- but I can't, because there isn't one.

The headline promised an article of critical importance: "Obama's inequality argument just utterly collapsed".

Bullet points under the Kelly headline promised revelations about plastic surgery and a "criminal past".