Sentence examples for total promises from inspiring English sources

When Babe Ruth hit his 700th home run on July 13 , 1934 it may have seemed reasonable for The New York Times to proclaim that Ruth's total "promises to endure for all time".

Today, while some 50 nations and organizations have pledged a total of $8.75 billion for reconstruction, less than 15 percent of the total promised for 2010-11 harrivedved.

The Nordic nation still needs revenues from its North Sea oil fields to fund its transition to clean energy, and Total promised to do so.

Total promised in 2011 (a year after their permits came into action) not to explore in the park, but Soco decided to kick the tires on its land, clustered around the fragile Lake Edward and not far from the home of the DRC's mountain gorillas.

The coup de grâce: the introduction of Colgate Total, which promises to fight everything but al Qaeda.

That leaves the potential 740 additional "affordable" homes out of the total of promised for the development as a whole.

Dozens of NGOs, governments and development agencies were queuing up to put to work a total $10.2bn in promised finance, said GCF executive director Hela Cheikhrouhou.

Total then promised not to make any compulsory redundancies and to keep another five refineries open for the next five years.The trouble is that, as time passes, all such efforts seem palliative at best.

Some 4,000 families who live at CitraLand, the Singapore of Surabaya — about half the expected total — are promised not only a shiny, workable infrastructure but a re-education of sorts as well.

The revised system's 900hp total output promised a 3-second sprint to 60mph and a top speed of 220mph.

"No phone, no neighbours, total isolation," he promises, promisingly.