make a promise

He had made a promise to a man who was now dead.

We made a promise to get together in the near future.

That day, he made a promise to the team and himself.

In his heart he made a promise to the blood people.

You made a promise and you're going to keep it.

Usually the person will have to make a promise in a court of law.

She had made a promise to herself and their son.

I made a promise to myself that I'd help her.

Each of us here made a promise to the Source.

To change the production process takes some time, but at least they have made a promise to do so.

If you made a promise like that to these men, you'd better plan to keep it.

She looked down at the ground and said in a dead voice, "I made a promise."

I made a promise to mine a long time ago.

Was she making a promise, if he agreed to her way?

"I want you to make a promise in case something happens to me."

He made a promise to track down every lead to bring the girl home.

If you've made a promise to someone and then kept it, you're a friend.

The Senate made a promising start on this last week.

He had made a promise and failed it, days ago.

His son joined him for an hour and made a promise.

"He never made a promise and I was eating myself up."

Does he take an oath or make a promise of any sort?

"You had no right to make a promise like that, David!"

But he had made a promise, and was determined to keep it.

Never make a promise you cannot and do not fulfill.