Sentence examples for promised light from inspiring English sources
The dodgy lord's erstwhile business partner David Radler was promised light treatment in prison as part of a plea agreement in which he became the star prosecution witness at Black's trial in Chicago last year.
As time went on, the brutality of that war increased, and the promised "light at the end of the tunnel" glowed ever more dimly, the metrics of victory only grew, and the pressure to produce that body count, which could be announced daily by U.S. press spokesmen to increasingly dubious journalists in Saigon did, too.
The ricotta-mascarpone cheesecake and the tiramisu were as promised, light and airy.
America did not extend diplomatic recognition to North Korea as called for, and the promised light-water nuclear reactors were not built.
This was done and the robbers were promised lighter sentences than they might have expected.
While Mr. Libeskind celebrates life victorious and the New York group promises light amid darkness, United Architects declares not just to the city and nation but to the world: e pluribus unum.
Other lavenders that struck my eye were Graves lavender, which has tall stems with blue flowers; Cedar Blue, which is thick and bushy; Croxton's Wild, which has pale violet flowers; and Ashdown Forest, a compact variety whose pale green buds promise light blue flowers.
McChrystal knows it will be even longer and more difficult--but he promises light at the end of the tunnel.
The closing program (tomorrow night) promises light-hearted, sweet entertainment with "Who Cares?," Balanchine's blithe salute to Gershwin and Manhattan, the cheekily patriotic "Stars and Stripes and Robbinss's "I'm Old Fashioned".
On Sept. 18, he reached a human being at Con Ed, who promised the light would be fixed within a week.
A 1910 advertisement promised "electric light, artificial refrigeration and vacuum cleaning of the apartments once each month supplied without charge from the Belnord's own plant".
