Sentence examples for Resolve to do something from inspiring English sources

She applies to Ivy League colleges, full of hope and a resolve to do something good with her life.

But he had the courage and humility to recognise this and the resolve to do something about it.

It should take the opportunity to consider the Castles-Henderson critique and resolve to do something about it.* Their letters and memos can be read here.

The post-Heysel resolve to "do something" about football hooliganism led to a woefully misconceived plan to require spectators to produce ID cards to gain admission.

He seems to know that the price he's paid for his enormous accomplishment is other people; and he has recently begun to take stock of his life and resolve to do something different.

CHRISTINE LAVIN New York, May 21, 2013 To the Editor: As the nation grieves for the children lost in Oklahoma, we must resolve to do something to limit the loss of life in natural disasters.

That night in April, he resolved to do something about the looming pandemic.

Mr. Brown and Mr. Nichols resolved to do something to preserve perique.

You usually can't change your behavior by simply resolving to do something.

But nearly 50% of you, despite having resolved to do something, were unable to carry through on your commitments.

But after hearing of Lombardi's death, he resolved to do something to bring the work to a larger audience.