Sentence examples for time promise from inspiring English sources

"We'll get it in, first time, promise," he says with a new confidence.

Too often, in the bewildering passage of time, promise, like some tributary of the spirit, gets diverted.

Neville Chamberlain's "peace in our time" promise in 1938 was fervently believed by millions, but only for six months.

The next defense secretary will have to grapple with two wars and brisk budget-cutting battles that for the first time promise to involve the Pentagon.

Don't forget (last time, promise) to follow me on Twitter (@stuheritage) where I'll be unsuccessfully trying to fill the hole that X Factor has left in my heart by half-heartedly liveblogging every single aspect my own life.

LOC devices promise new functionalities that can overcome current limitations while at the same time promise greatly reduced costs, increased sensitivity, and ultra high throughputs.

Next time, promised the broker, there will be no mistakes.

"More profit per unit chair time," promises Imaging Sciences, the cone-beam manufacturer.

This time, promised Mr Combes on June 19th, would be different.It had better be.

And as of press time "Promises" had yet to be shown.

We also have a constitution that, for a long time, promised more than our political system was willing to deliver.