Sentence examples for which were promised from inspiring English sources

Twelve Chinook helicopters which were promised by the government in the autumn's defence review may also become casualties of the cuts.

When the decision was confirmed to Catalyst staff on Thursday morning they were stunned to hear that the one-hour documentaries which were promised to replace Catalyst would not be run as a consecutive strand in a set time slot, but would be dropped into the schedule ad hoc as the schedulers see fit.

But tangled up in its visions of thousands of new "starter homes" – 5,000 more of which were promised on Monday, when the government said it was going to directly commission housebuilding on five sites in the south of England – are an array of drastic measures aimed at what remains of England's council homes.

To meet the request, German curators will have to find substitutes for up to a third of the objects, some of which were promised years ago for other exhibitions or which are too fragile to be exposed to light for 12 months.

The meeting can agree on the structure of a new fund to control the huge sums of money which were promised at Copenhagen, in its main positive outcome, to help developing countries cope with a warming world – $30bn £19.2bnn) by 2012 and $100bn annually by 2020.

Once inserted golden tickets in chocolate bars, the holders of which were promised factory tours.

Big developments in long-distance transmission lines, which are promised, could be most valuable of all.

People must be warned of the future which is promised to them by their enemies.

The assistance which was promised from Kabul has not been provided.

MPs will get only 90 minutes to debate the ban on fox hunting before the vote, which was promised in the Conservative manifesto.

The vote, which was promised in the Conservative manifesto, is now almost certain not to pass, as Labour will be whipped to vote against it as well.