Quotes About Promise

This is our start. This is the moment it becomes real. We are married. We are infinite.

So I take Peter's hand; I put it on my heart. I tell him, "You have to take good care of this, because it's yours.

Can you also write down that under no circumstances can either of us tell anyone the truth?" I ask him. "The first rule of Fight Club," Peter says knowingly. "I've never seen that movie." "Of course you haven't," he says, and I make a face at him. Also: mental note, watch Fight Club.

And then he's kissing me; his mouth is urgent against mine, like he's searching for some sort of reassurance, some kind of promise only I can give.

It's the guarantee that no matter what happens to us in the future, this time was ours.

You can come with me to the McGregor Room," I say. "But you have to promise to be quiet." Affectionately Peter says, "Lara Jean, only you would look forward to hanging out in a library.

You're going, so take this contract back.

I punched my hand through the water. I wanted to kick his ass. This is between me and Belly. Smug piece of shit. He was marrying my girl, and I couldn't do anything about it. I just had to watch it happen, because he was my brother, because I promised. Take care of him, Connie. I'm counting on you.

You promised you wouldn't break my heart. In the contract you said you wouldn't, but you did, Covey." I've never heard him sound so sincere, so heartfelt.

can work, I know it can. Jeremiah and I will make it work just like they did.

He was marrying my girl, and I couldn't do anything about it. I just had to watch it happen, because he was my brother, because I promised. Take care of him, Connie. I'm counting on you.

He was marrying my girl, and I couldn't do anything about it. I just had to watch it happen, because he was my brother, because I promised.

He was marrying my girl, and I couldn't do anything about it. I just had to watch it happen, because he was my brother, because I promised" -We'll Always Have Summer

Tell me what your wish is," he urges. "Wish for anything, and I'll give it to you, Lara Jean.

And Jeremiah, he was going to be my last and my every and my always.

US,' Peter corrects. 'I did it for us.' He links our fingers together. 'It's you and me, kid.' -Peter So I take Peter's hand; I put it on my heart. I tell him, 'You have to take good care of this, because it's yours.' -Lara Jean

My daughter breaks both her wrists jumping off of a swing. Her friend, who is five, told her to jump off of it. I promise nothing will happen, she said. But why did she promise that? she wails later at the hospital.

Also she signed away the right to self-destruct years ago. The fine print on the birth certificate, her friend calls it.

Before the battle they had been discussing whether there might be life after death, and Windham and Rochester had made a pact that if there was, the first to die would come back and tell the other. But, said Rochester, he [Windham] never did.

I made a promise to my parents that I would rid the city of the evil that took their lives.

I MADE A PROMISE TO MY PARENTS TO PROTECT THIS CITY FROM THE EVIL THAT TOOK THEIR LIVES. IF I AM TO SUCCEED, I MUST BE WILLING TO DEAL OUT — THE PUNISHMENT.

But you will say now, has faith a warrant to believe deliverance, that it shall be fully delivered? I dare not say so, but it may act upon it, to believe that God will make it good in his own way. Perhaps you have not done as much, and so because of that, this promise is not fulfilled to you.

There is no condition that a godly man or woman can be in, but there is some promise or other in the Scripture to help him in that condition. And that is the way of his contentment, to go to the promises, and get from the promise, that which may supply. This is but a dry business to a carnal heart; but it is the most real thing in the world to a gracious heart: when he finds lack of contentment he repairs to the promise, and the Covenant, and falls to pleading the promises that God has made.

Making a fixed promise that is subject to high levels of uncertainty and then requiring people to meet that promise at all costs is like putting the performance cart before the horse. The result is likely to be the distortion of profitability over time and, in exceptional circumstances, outright fraud.