Sentence examples for promising revolution from inspiring English sources

Without promising revolution, Flower indicated to his audience that he has big plans for England's future.

But this is actually a game about a mole – Mr Moles, in fact – who stars in a point-and-click adventure game promising "revolution, mystery, and adventure".

Venture capitalists, who not long ago threw money at entrepreneurs promising revolution and new digital industries, are now bankrolling start-ups that sell technology tools to established corporations and help them cut costs, manage operations and serve customers more efficiently.

However, the comparatively lower power generation than the chemically (Pt/C) catalyzed cathode is one main downfall of bio-cathodes [20], however recent study with Ectothiorhodospiraceae bacteria showed a promising revolution towards biocathode usage in MFC [21].

That, after all, is how revolutions start, and Bernie has been promising revolution.

Neat! Alan Cumming is our favorite member of fake Chicago politics, and this sounds like a promising revolution (Lord knows it's only a matter of time before Kim plays all the Kardashians).

RESEARCHERS have been promising a revolution in cancer treatment for a long time.

Proponents have been promising a revolution in personalized medicine for decades.

The president, Joseph Kabila, campaigned on a platform of rebuilding the country's dilapidated infrastructure, promising a "revolution of modernity".

The Labour leader will unveil his party's 10-year plan to rescue the NHS, promising a revolution in social care so the elderly are looked after at home rather than in hospital.

The Chinese owner has been nothing if not direct, cajoling fans on Twitter to renew their season tickets and promising a revolution and a ruthless trimming of the squad.