Sentence examples for promised a time from inspiring English sources

His remarks were similar to his recent heavily flagged speech to the security council, when he had promised a "time bomb" but instead made a vague statement about how Palestinians would "no longer continue to be bound" by the Oslo accords unless they received "international protection".

"A Christmas Carol: An Evening of Dickensian Delights": Rachel Martindale's version for Fury Theatre promises "a time-traveling experience" featuring three actors in all the roles, plus pre-show cider, cookies and carols.

SpaceX's next-generation launcher, the Falcon Heavy, is expected to do it for $2,200.When conceived back in the late 1960s, the Shuttle promised a turnaround time of around 30 days.

The profile of tiny, firm buttocks gracing the cover of the class brochure promised a worthwhile time investment.

"The flying car is something I was promised a long time ago and I want it," Carl Dietrich, Terrafugia's founder told Bloomberg News.

She was promised a full-time "term appointment," two courses each semester for the next four years, until she reached the retirement age of sixty-six.

Her contract promised a full-time salary at the end of the three months, if they liked her work.

Mr. Schwarzenegger had promised an on-time budget but was unable to deliver after negotiations deteriorated into name-calling and partisan wrangling over tangential issues.

Cook promised a smile every time you look at it.

The revolution promised a golden dawn, a time when the notorious Evin prison would be redundant and become a museum.

Of course, Scott Morrison was unimpressed by this: "Wayne Swan promised a surplus 366 times.