Sentence examples for say promises from inspiring English sources

This, many say, promises great opportunities to technology companies.

And biology, scientists say, promises to contribute more than metaphors.

Some families, like Mr. Anselmo's, say promises of 24-hour care have been broken.

The Motorola Mobility venture, business experts say, promises to educate Google about consumers — and just how cranky and demanding they can be.

The Cuban government has agreed to allow access to a trove of Ernest Hemingway's papers that experts say promises to illuminate the period in which he wrote some of his most significant works.

That leaves Sebastopol in the hands of three Greens, one Democrat and one Republican, a division that the Greens say promises a wider debate on the town's most pressing issues, like traffic flow and affordable housing.

Computers that understand language, experts say, promise a big payoff someday.

You're as surprised as she is when you hear yourself say, "Promise me your firstborn child, then".

Mr. DiFrancesco, officials say, promised to respond with a legal brief in his own defense.

A breast cancer awareness campaign imploring women to "promise us you'll get tested" for breast cancer was modified to say "promise us you'll sit down".

That geography, he said, promises "sustainable growth for years to come".