Sentence examples for then promises from inspiring English sources

If there is a convention in place that governs promises, and if that convention is such as to inspire confidence in promisees that promisers will keep their promises, then promises can be said to generate the necessary expectations.

Then promises to keep in touch.

This book, then, promises to be a rare treat.

Lorna misses appointments and then promises to set her alarm the next time.

He opposes Mr. Bush's tax cuts, then promises to extend them.

2012, then, promises to be a busy year, provided the world doesn't end – as predicted by the Mayan calendar.

He then promised to make Nigeria safer.

The Tories then promised the moon.

Britain then promised to accelerate passage of legislation offering guarantees.

Representatives of the paper said they then promised to register.

The Greeks then promised a more formal submission by Wednesday.