Sentence examples for promised first from inspiring English sources
But -- let's not be hasty -- you could always take me out for that lunch you promised first.
To be accepted among men who were also struggling with homosexuality was euphoric, he said, but that temporary high was not the promised first step toward becoming heterosexual.
Clients at the event are promised "first hand insight into how government works", "greater understanding of policy development, and how to influence it" and "increased empathy with ministers".
President Bill Clinton, ever eager to shed the tax-and-spend image of the Democratic Party, embraced the cause of deficit reduction in his 1993 economic plan, and Newt Gingrich's revolutionary Contract With America promised, first and foremost, a balanced budget.
In the opening pages of a book in which he set out his campaign platform (translated into English as "Mexico: The Great Hope"), even before detailing any of the measures that he has since accomplished, Mr Peña promised first and foremost "a new Universal Social Security System", to be financed largely from general tax revenues, rather than the current system which relies on payroll contributions.
And Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell promised first responder advocate John Feal that a version of the bill would be attached to the government funding bill being worked on this week, although a similar pledge on paying for the measure was not offered.
Four clubs and four hearts promised first-round controls in those suits.
Both have publicly said that they joined Arsenal because they were promised first-team football within three years.
But Abbott, who said he "wanted to be known as a prime minister who keeps his commitments", for the first time categorically ruled out any change to the GST, even if elected for a second term, despite its inclusion in the Coalition's promised first-term tax review.
Let's hope a promised third instalment can fulfil the series' undeniable potential".
But they also saw the peril ahead the promised second round of bloodshed.
