Sentence examples for home promises from inspiring English sources

The Yashioen nursing home in Saitama, a district north of Tokyo, offers her a burial club in which she and her friends will be placed in the same tomb together, which the nursing home promises to tend.

By making voting dramatically more convenient and changing it from opt-in to opt-out behavior, vote at home promises to boost turnout, especially among the people who today vote the least, and to broadly expand participation in lower-profile, non-presidential elections.

Google Home promises to live alongside you wherever you reside, answering your questions, playing your music and reading your news, much like its popular rival.

This reminds me of the way I feel when someone in my home promises to do the dinner dishes, but while I assume that means the sink will be empty this evening -- a nice benefit -- the person who promised intends on doing them only some time in the upcoming week.

From a user viewpoint, a small robot that can perform functions similar to existing telecare equipment installed into a person's home promises a more flexible and portable option, as well as physical embodiment in one personal device, which some studies suggest older people prefer to mediation through a telephone or computer screen (Heerink et al. 2009; Tapus 2009).

The nursing home promised a speedy evacuation.

Mr. Kamel, too, went back home, promised by his father-in-law's lieutenants that all was forgiven.

Afterward, the nursing home promised to place a nonskid pad on her chair but did not, inspectors later found.

The Amazon Echo and Google Home promise to listen only when we give a "wake word". But how often do they go off on their own?

A tour of the home promised in a brochure was not offered; only as I was leaving did the owner, Kichiemon Nishimura, make an appearance.

Home promised an interface that put friends ahead of apps.