Sentence examples for was promised between from inspiring English sources

The race was everything that was promised between North America's all-time leading money winner and the upstart who had run (and won) only one Grade 1 stakes.

A size increase is promised between four to seven months after starting the course.

Jacobs found able-bodied men hiring themselves out at just $10 a month; single women were paid $4, and a woman with a child or two was promised between $2.50 and $3.

Yet further tough legislation is promised.Between them the Slovakian shootings and the expulsions from France highlight the difficulties faced by Europe's largest stateless minority.

They have potentially devalued the degrees and diminished the experiences of returning undergraduates, some of whom are now seeking legal advice regarding the discrepancy between what was promised and what will be delivered.

In short, a tangible link was created by the leaders of the G-20 in London between what was promised in the past and what should be done in the future.

Results are promised after between three and seven weeks, during which time you will need to use the hand-held unit for 20-30 minutes four times a week, alternating the side of the face you wish to treat and the light setting.

Those who sign up for a contract are being promised speeds between 8 and 12 megabits per second (Mbps), as fast as the average home broadband connection – meaning activities like video calling, live online gaming and watching video in high definition will no longer be a slow and frustrating experience over mobile connections.

In 2016, the N.W.H.L. announced that it could only pay players less than half the amounts they had been promised — which ranged between ten thousand and twenty-six thousandollarsrs annually.

Meanwhile, the families who have agreed to settle are being promised awards of between seventy-five thousand and a hundred and seventy-five thousandollarsrs, depending on the number of children and the crewman's pay scale.

NHS patients in these areas, called 'vanguards', are being promised more integration between health and social care.