Though the sequence lasts a matter of seconds, it promised everything that "Breaking Bad" would deliver: a taut narrative of one man's journey from geek to gangster, told with an eye for the droll and a maestro's sense of cinematic history.
Prime Minister David Cameron, who also visited the area, promised: "Everything that can be done will be done".
The health-conscious middle classes are suckers for the latest superfood, especially one that promises everything from weight loss to improved brain function.
Urbanfetch.com, for example, which went out of business in October, still has a large billboard at the Chelsea Piers that promises "Everything to your door in under an hour".
That's why it promises that Scots can keep everything they like about being a part of the United Kingdom, jettisoning only those parts of it they find disagreeable.
"It reneges on everything that was promised," says Patty Siegel, former executive director of the California Child Care Resource and Referral Network, which advocates for child care programs.
The smartphone era is giving rise to a gaggle of new phones that promise everything from picture sharing to e-mail and messaging.
It was Day 190 of his administration — a term that had begun with his promise that everything that was dysfunctional and hopelessly partisan about Albany would change with his swearing-in.
Not so downtown, where in neighborhoods that normally promise everything from truffles to heroin on demand at any hour, day or night, people who'd managed to obtain even watery bodega coffee were pounced upon.
While our heart wants to promise everything, we often make promises that no one can keep.
