Sentence examples for programme promises from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, federal reviews will hold states to their programme promises.

ENO's building programme promises essential renewal for Frank Matcham's 1904 theatre.

Meanwhile the new Frieze Live programme promises further marvels, such as Brazilian artist Tunga's live-action recreation of his twins, bound together by their long hair, or Ken Kagami's rapid-fire portraits of fairgoers, done on the spot.

A replacement for Channel 5's ill-fated Live From Studio Five, the programme promises a mix of "big name interviews, gossip and celebrity banter" which will "ensure no showbiz stone is left unturned".

Rich and well led (by Andy Rubin, who masterminded the Android operating system) and with access to world-beating expertise in cloud computing and artificial intelligence, both highly relevant, Google's robot programme promises the possibility of something spectacular though no one outside the company knows what that might be.

In its opening scene the programme promises "seat-gripping action", "knee-gritting suspense", "spine-raising horror" and "gallstone-jangling drama" and later there are sketches with a silly walking doctor, a patient with too thin legs and a wrestler who throws himself around the ring.

The party programme promised eternal life, free beer, lower taxes and the construction of a mountain in pancake-flat Szeged.

The LAPD's youth training programme promised structure, dependable income and travel opportunities – "a chance to get out of my little world of Canoga Park, California".

The feeling this year was that there was less real satisfaction than the programme promised, but overall that didn't seem to matter too much.

Elsewhere, Larissa McGowan's Skeleton is living up to its programme promise of a "choreographic haste that has dancers' very bones popping".

The new evidence, obtained by the BBC, appears to show how the 2008 payments from Fifa – ostensibly for a Diaspora Legacy Programme promised by South African World Cup organisers – ended up in accounts controlled by Warner.