Sentence examples for no more promises from inspiring English sources
NO MORE PROMISES That's right.
The owner said there would be no more promises to managers and said he had no remorse about removing Dent, despite his guarantee that Dent would last the season.
No more promises for what will happen on November 7th.
Like many women, I've realized that a 20-year marriage no more promises a lifetime of security than my 20 years on this job guarantees me a paycheck in perpetuity.
Five months later, Mr. Trump cast aside his skepticism and agreed to talk to North Korea with no more promise of success at negotiating an end to its nuclear and missile programs than his predecessors had.
There were no hidden skeletons to prompt his resignation; only perhaps a characteristically devious calculation that Kohl's coalition government had reached the peak of its achievement with German unification and that its way now could only be downhill and therefore held no more promise for him.
By this time it was clear to Napoleon that the Channel coast offered him no more promise of victories.
On Laplanche's second go around with Upgrade, there's no more promise of democratization of a new asset class.
First, Mr Clegg's popularity was built on the offer of "new politics" and "no more broken promises".
We all know that the Obamas can do no more than make promises at this point, but - if these polls can be believed - the people are loving it.
