Sentence examples for promise to perform from inspiring English sources

One song they promise to perform this Saturday is a cut from "Getting There," a searing cover of Tom Waits's "Jersey Girl".

According to Perrottet, temple priests would inscribe a votum on a piece of papyrus, which amounted to a promise to perform certain acts upon arriving alive at the traveler's destination.

As a result of the accident, Insane Clown Posse postponed two shows scheduled for Cleveland, Ohio, on January 22 and January 23, but honored their promise to perform on January 25 and January 26.

Religious vows involve making a promise to perform a specific deed once the prayer has been answered.

The mLCI device offers promise to perform such studies, allowing us to gain a better understanding of in vivo gel distributions as they would appear with actual use of a microbicide gel product.

He offered them no guidance, and promised to perform their script faithfully, so long as it was under three minutes long, and required no nudity.

He has promised to perform at the Royal Albert Hall on 26 September, in a concert organised by Orange RockCorps, a social enterprise.

Other musicians who have promised to perform include Jason Aldean, Boston, Extreme, Godsmack, the J. Geils Band, Carole King, and New Kids on the Block.

A doctor who lured her to a dusty local clinic promised to perform an abortion but instead drugged her until she gave birth a week later, when he handed her a 20,000 naira (£80) "gift".

A team of Harvard University researchers is working on a battery made of non-toxic organic materials which promises to perform as well as vanadium while costing less, says Michael Aziz, an engineering professor at Harvard and leader of this research.

(She promises to perform "Foxy Lady" in the first person, countering the effects of the Playboy-fantasy version of that song so memorable in the movie "Wayne's World").