Sentence examples for promised faithfully from inspiring English sources

"I was promised faithfully that that interview would be done, released after the election, and I believed it," Mr. Clinton said.

They wanted me to spend the whole day there, but I've finally got hold of that publicity man, and he's promised to meet me here at one o'clock — promised faithfully — so I'm coming back.

At Prime Minister's Questions, Labour MP Chris Williamson asked: "At your energy summit last year you promised faithfully that you would take action that would help people reduce their energy bills.

The alarm goes off, the room is murky gray at best, it is not a fit hour for man nor beast to be up and stirring (and my pound pup Jane attests to that with a sleepy, puzzled stare); surely boot camp can be skipped for just one day, if I promise faithfully to do an extra half-hour on the treadmill at a more civilized hour.

Arguably, he was violating his oath of office, in which he promised to "faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States".

Although he noted that "disease knows no politics," Zerhouni promised to faithfully carry out the Bush Administration's policy on the use of human embryonic stem cells (Science, 17 August 2001, p. 1242).

He kept these promises faithfully and so won over the people of Pavia, establishing his rulership.

It's not something to experience in the dark, I promise you faithfully.

Nehring promised to preside faithfully over 26 upper-class omnivores who comprise one of Princeton's two cooking cooperatives, the Brown Co-op.

That said, we have been faithfully promised that good stuff will flow from that nine billion quid investment, and keep flowing for generations to come.

If they did so, Mr. Frank promised, he would faithfully execute it, no matter how absurd, and post the resulting video on his site.