Sentence examples for will be promised from inspiring English sources

Doctors will be promised a guaranteed annual salary of £90,000 and a "generous relocation package" to move to England.

Obscene amounts of money will be promised.

An end to "zero hours Britain" will be promised by Labour today as Ed Miliband seeks to compound David Cameron's problems on the issue by accusing him of being out of touch with ordinary people.

It will start building its first 100 homes in Almere Oosterwold in the eastern Netherlands this summer, aiming to raise €25m (£21m) from private investors and sovereign wealth funds (who will be promised a return).

The obstacle is not the Koran or Islam, but fundamentalism, and I hope that this scholarship is a sign of an incipient Islamic Reformation -- and that future terrorist recruits will be promised not 72 black-eyed virgins, but just a plateful of grapes.

DRL pilots will be promised more fun (and money) as sponsors keep rolling in.

You'll be promised happiness, confidence, self-esteem, and a better you.

Even the open fire we'd been promised was nothing more than a video playing on a projector.

About 20 years ago, at Mt. Washington Elementary, Folsom's daughter was assigned to kindergarten after he'd been promised a first-grade slot for her.

Those pledges we made, together, in the election of 2010, will be promises kept in the election of 2015.

There will be promises to the Sunni, but there will also be widespread retaliations, corruption in the rebuilding of the country and heavy-handed suppression of any discontent.