The film producer, whose lawyers have promised revelations about the affair, has refused to comment.

Zinda is left contemplating the idea to follow him, as he promises revelations on her past.

He was too feeble to be worried with questions now, but she promised herself most interesting revelations when she got him safe at home; for the 'firebrand' was her most interesting boy.

I wanted to talk to Angela Ferryman, because her message on my answering machine had seemed to promise revelations.

He knew that the automatic would not fire while he promised revelations.

Mr. Kean promises major revelations in testimony next month: "This was not something that had to happen."

But in the midst of so much ante-raising, there's something worse than telling too much: the book that promises big revelations but turns out to be a bore.

I turn in the whisky story, with a teaser paragraph at the end promising further revelations concerning arm-twisting moves being made by the big corporate booze-barons to silence the brave little whisky wizards.

Scrawled in a clumsy hand, it simply promised new revelations that would be as startling as those previously given.

He billed the show as "the grand opening services" of his new religion and promised "startling spiritual, sexual and esthetic revelations."