Promise used in a sentence

Promise in a sentence as a noun

Then one fine day realize that what you promised is now worth a lot of money.

Refactor it. Then throw it away and promise yourself to never make the same mistakes they made.

I find it humourous that they say they are clawing them back so they "could attract more top talent with the promise of stock.

With the unvested shares, the executives believed they could attract more top talent with the promise of stock.

Misleading ads tend promise more and thus get better click through rate which means they are even more likely to show up higher, not less.

Google+'s promise isn't that is a combination of Facebook and Twitter, it is a social network where it does what you want it to.

Promise in a sentence as a verb

In the 1950s, there was the great promise of "the leisure society" - a future of such material abundance that most people would hardly need to work.

The team working on this is still actively refining things and studying what works and what doesn't. But, phishing is a very big problem, and this change to the omnibox shows real promise in countering the attacks.

Big companies don't want simple, they want value for their money - features!A better brand promise would be Microsoft - It Does Everything!Look at Windows 8.

I've been harsh on Light Table because the source was nonfree and the promise to "open source" it eventually didn't look promising or community-friendly.

> In changing its position, Go Daddy remains steadfast in its promise to support security and stability of the Internet.