Sentence examples for promised to start from inspiring English sources

The chain has already promised to start home deliveries next year.

Her normally courteous rival, Senator Barack Obama, has promised to start attacking her.

The developer has also promised to start a car-sharing program for residents.

Aguigui promised to start driving back, but instead went to a barbecue and played beer pong.

This evening, in a televised address, he promised to start lowering them, on households and employees as well as firms.

Labor has also promised to start work on a 24-hour public transport project it dubs Homesafe.

So important has it become that Pepsi has even promised to start splitting out functional beverages as a separate division alongside snacks and other drinks.

WITH support for his Liberal-National government on the wane, Australia's prime minister, Tony Abbott, promised to start 2015 by "scraping one or two barnacles off the ship".

Last June, Mr Pastrana promised to start peace talks with the ELN once it had released all those it had kidnapped.

Spain's justice minister, José María Michavila, promised to start criminal proceedings "so that those who seek to collaborate with terrorists must answer before the law".

MEXICO CITY — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton promises to start renegotiating Nafta in her first 100 days if elected president.