Sentence examples for promises that everything from inspiring English sources

A new supermarket at 250 Seventh Avenue in Chelsea promises that everything it sells, from eggplant to dishwashing liquid, is produced naturally.

"President Bashar al-Assad made big promises that everything will be finished in days, then in weeks, then in months," he said.

Gierek, like Gomułka in 1956, came to power on a raft of promises that everything would be different from now on: wages would rise, prices would remain stable, there would be freedom of speech, and those responsible for the violence at Gdynia and elsewhere would be punished.

A studio spokeswoman promises that everything is fine with "Man of Steel," which is being directed by Zack Snyder ("300," "Sucker Punch") and produced by Christopher Nolan of "The Dark Knight" fame.

Your cell phone's signal meter promises that everything is okay… and yet, nothing actually works.

Microsoft promises that everything thing will be fine, and you'll be able to get back to the social in the morning.

But to reassure the public he has promised that "everything possible is being done" to help flood victims.

Witnesses described being surrounded by large numbers of police officers for about four hours and being promised that everything was routine and that they would be released soon.

I stood with the crowd outside the burning building, my whole body shaking, until Jay emerged in full gear, held me, promised that everything would be fine and encouraged me to go home.

After cutting it fine ahead of the World Cup, the authorities promise that everything is on schedule for next year, though few will be surprised if there is another last-minute panic.

"The Syrian government promised that everything would be O.K., that they will finish the 'criminal gangs' before the beginning of the educational year," said a teacher at a school in a Damascus refugee camp, using a term the government uses to describe its opponents.