Sentence examples for promising this time from inspiring English sources

The magazine, Bon Appétit, is adding elements to the Fashion Week promotion it began last year, called Feast or Fashion, promising this time around, "Fashion all day, food all night".

Things don't look anywhere near as promising this time around.

Things look more promising this time around.

Another statin, called simvastatin, also looked promising, this time in female rats whose ovaries had been removed to mimic the hormonal changes of menopause, when many women start to lose bone density.

"We have a president who has been promising this for a really long time," said Erika Andiola, a 25-year-old undocumented immigrant who leads Dreamer advocacy group DRM Capitol.

Stop promising the time of people who had never agreed to give it.

The north London club were enjoying another promising campaign this time around, pushing the Manchester clubs in the title race, but speculation linking Redknapp with the England job coincided with a dip in form.

Processed food companies are like drug addicts, promising "next time it'll be different, watch!" when they're euphoric on market share and rising stock prices.

41 mins Again poor control disrupts a promising City move, this time by Adebayor who can't trap the ball inside the area and he nutmegs himself.

But beyond the rhetoric of promising political reform this time, Mr Hu's most emphatic point was that there would be no Western-style democracy.

Though researchers have studied several therapies that could be used to prevent preterm birth, progesterone remains the only promising intervention at this time.