Sentence examples for play promising from inspiring English sources

Weekdays give us hope, tempering Work with reviving play, promising A future life within this one.

The reviews in New York last summer went beyond calling the play promising; clearly, it had made good.

At a time when text messaging is under increased pressure from a new breed of messaging apps like WhatsApp and Kik Messenger, gottaTxt has launched on Google Play promising "texting that's as smart as you are".

On paper, the play looks promising: it's the world premiere adaptation by the British playwright Timberlake Wertenbaker featuring actors from the acclaimed Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Canada.

A senior Palestinian official says he expects a third intifada (uprising) to break out in due course, possibly targeting the Palestinian leadership.Some Arab officials still hope that Mr Netanyahu may yet keep the ball in play by promising in principle to withdraw from most of the West Bank occupied by Israel after the war of 1967.

They had to play politics, promising support to the politicians running for elections in exchange for the opportunity to build a youth center on one of the publicly owned piece of land.

Mr. Boyer asked the guards if he could begin touring colleges playing chess, promising to behave -- a proposal that drew laughter all around.

Death is all about in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, starring a superb Jefferson Mays as many members of the D'Ysquith who are being knocked off at an ever-increasing rate as an estranged relative (Monty Navarro played by promising up-and-comer Bryce Pinkham) vies to be the sole heir to the family fortune.

The teaser follows the sun as it rises over Earth while the obligatory "Also Sprach Zarathustra" plays, before promising that the show is "coming soon" to Netflix though if the episodes are still currently being written, as the Hollywood Reporter claims, we might not actually see them all that soon.

Mr Raffarin's tactics are to play for time, promising to tackle pension reform next spring.

Well, half of it is by a young writer, though the play is definitely promising.