Sentence examples for promise lead from inspiring English sources

The lifestyle coaches who promise lead you on the path to "wellness" and a perfectly flat stomach.

Like thousands of other young people, they bear no blame for their status, and they are frustrated that their hard work and bright promise lead to a brick wall.

That promise led to the rift between Senate and House leaders.

That promise led many West Virginia miners, who traditionally voted Democratic, to join coal operators in supporting Mr. Bush.

The internet's early promise led many to predict that it would reduce the need for "traditional" news providers like my employer for six years, the BBC.

That promise led to an effort by the administration to push through aggressive gun restrictions, including an expanded background-check system that would have closed loopholes that allowed guns to be sold without a check.

But this promise leads, inevitably, to a question: Can such a majority be built and led by Mr. Obama, whose voting record was, by one ranking, the most liberal in the Senate last year?

But there is no other way, and anyone who urges you to follow a path that they promise leads to a bright future is either gravely mistaken or a charlatan.

The cast, too, is alive with promise, led by Iain Paterson who, despite looking like a vintage fireman, is an interesting Figaro, with Devon Guthrie his vivacious, independent-minded Susanna.

I'm so happy I trusted him because going back to that promise led me to writing the pilot for FirstGen, which led me to auditioning for Insecure and two years later, here we are.

The support promised led to And Other Stories's birth as a community interest company.