Sentence examples for life promising from inspiring English sources
At least three undercover officers, including two who posed as businessmen with Klan sympathies, insinuated themselves into Mr. Crawford's life, promising to provide him with the industrial grade X-ray machene hopedped to transform into a weapon.
The editor of the monthly Indian edition, Ruchika Mehta, said the magazine was "the big daddy of the fine life", promising "the larger-than-life romances, the 'bling' homes, the to-die-for fashion and class, the 'giga-gorgeous' women and men, all packaged into a high gloss monthly".
For while they might spend their songs promising "If we go down then we go down together," let's not forget they spend real life promising "Even before success, pussy was number one".
Time management courses popped up all over Corporate America in effort to help people balance their family, career, health and social life; promising a golden solution via setting priorities, maintaining a schedule and creating time boundaries.
The IoE has the potential to connect 10X as many (28 billion) "things" to the Internet by 2020, ranging from bracelets to cars" to whole new systems of daily life promising mobile health care, vastly improved transportation systems, energy and water consumption controls, and more.
More avowedly pro-life, promising the members of Rick Warren's church to honour all zygotes at the moment of conception?
For Apple, the iPhone X boasts the most battery life, explicitly promising two hours of extra battery life over the iPhone 7 — an extrapolation you could extend, presumably, to the iPhone 8.
There was a time, after he had spent years drifting, when Saravanan's life seemed promising.
A Sister's Guilt In 2003, life looked promising for Danyall White, another sister of Richard Paul White.
Persuading him that the piglet has a right to life and promising to look after it, she saves the animal and names him Wilbur.
After sunset Thursday, the pilot's father, Safi Youssef al-Kasasbeh, gave a brief statement pleading for his son's life, and promising the insurgents his gratitude if they spared him.
