Sentence examples for promised opening from inspiring English sources

A spanking fresh poster promised, "Opening Here Soon - A New Feltman's".

A huge step forward would be the promised opening of a bus route across the line of control, between Srinagar and Muzaffarabad.

Two hundred delegates gathered in a gloomy lecture theatre where fewer than half the lights were working, and waited for the promised opening from Chester's vice-chancellor, Professor Tim Wheeler.

There's no harm in the fakeout itself (a good movie is a good movie no matter how it gets there), but the sequel's actual story (Tre and her friends repeat the first movie's big day in a slightly askew timeline) isn't as compelling as the promised opening moments.

A payment for something that the government had already promised opens up the problem of aid fungibility.

"As promised opened your letter when we got here and just wanted to say Dad, you're the best Dad anyone could ever ask for," he wrote.

The alloy design for HE-BMG will promise opening up the new cutting-edge in both HE alloys and BMGs.

Martins has promised open trials based on rules that now provide nearly every procedural safeguard of civilian courts.

Many developers have promised open-ended gameplay in the past and then seemingly pulled back from their original ambitions.

Celtic paid £10,000 to compensate residents who had been promised open space "from the centre of the earth to the sky".

However, mothers (and fathers) who voluntarily or involuntarily relinquish parental rights in order for a child to be adopted were promised nothing in the past and currently many are being promised open adoption.