Sentence examples for well promises from inspiring English sources

But it set an unintended example as well: promises are as good as the real thing.

The final caption, as UK viewers will know only too well, promises that Iron Man will return.

The youngest member picked for the Olympic team so far is 15-year-old Polina Edmunds, who, if she does well, promises to become the Shawn Johnson of the skating world and like the gymnast, invite speculation on the deformations that occur when children are required to train like adults.

Lastly, and most dubiously, Republican members of Congress, more so than Democrats, count on the generous donations of the telecoms and cable industries to fund their reelection campaigns, and, well, promises were probably made.

So, they might as well promise things they know everybody wants.

We might as well promise to be nice, or a bit understanding, or champion the merits of compassion, or just cuddle each other.

"If Roger has any memory of that, I can pretty well promise you it will be pretty well erased by the time he walks on the court," said his coach, Paul Annacone, the longtime mentor to Pete Sampras.

Mr. Wells promised back in January to share the results of this investigation publicly, so why not follow through and make public all of the information gathered and let the public draw its own conclusions?

On Hanukkah, we light lights to celebrate an ancient victory over evil, but the light is a promise as well, a promise that we will do whatever we can to see to it that such evil never happens again.

"Well," Will promises, "we've got those as well".

Those that go to trial – well, no promises.