Sentence examples for promises selection from inspiring English sources

Neither Carrick nor Schweinsteiger has the sort of injury record that promises selection every week, so Van Gaal may be able to get away with rotating them once the season gets under way.

The tour promises a selection of pop up performances and workshops in "shopping centres, factories and homes".

They promise a selection of "skits, antics and choreography" inspired by the Marx Brothers, Monty Python, The Three Stooges and Laurel and Hardy.

Another sign puts it this way: "Next stop: home (not the store)." A print ad takes a similar tack, asking, "Why rush to the store when you can rush to the door?" Other signs promise a selection that ranges "From floor wax to bikini wax at prices that aren't a rip-off" and "From razors to bandages at prices that don't hurt".

The method shows promise for selection of immunogenic peptides against pathogens by antibodies.

Following Darwin along the path he took to the theory of evolution by natural selection promises to inform the reader of today about how to travel that path on his or her own.

Leveraging ITA's airfare pricing and shopping technology, OnTheFly is a airfare comparison shopping engine that promises vast airport selection, an "intuitive travel date selector" and many search filters, including number of passengers, class of seat, type of seats, and more.

What it doesn't promise is a selection of great hotels.

It will fail to be a profession that embodies gender equality — what many thought the O'Connor selection promised to bring.

DiBiasio, LM Yes, but David Blunkett reneged on his promise to end selection at 11. 'Watch my lips' was apparently a joke.

With formal proposals due Oct. 28, and a selection promised by year's end, the contenders continue to look for tactical advantage.