Sentence examples for always pledged from inspiring English sources

Upshaw always pledged to never go backward, but the players have little choice now.

He always pledged a brief stay on the country's political scene.

"I have always pledged to be your partner as we work to fix our broken immigration system, and that's a commitment that I reaffirm today," Mr. Obama said.

Mr. Romney had always pledged to return to Iowa, telling supporters during his first visit of the year: "You'll see me more than you like".

"We have always pledged to change," Mr. Bowers said, "if that change would be beneficial and accomplished with the economic viability of the plant".

Thabo Mbeki, the country's president, has spoken of the gaping divide between South Africa's "first economy" and "second economy", echoing Benjamin Disraeli's analysis of early industrial Manchester.The ANC has always pledged itself to work for the poor and the disadvantaged, so its grassroots supporters are particularly unhappy.

Local politicians, for example, are always pledging undying support for Israel.

Using the same language Gov. George Wallace used in the 60s, Koch-supported candidates in North Carolina are pushing to make public policy based on Wallace's "segregation always" pledge.

"We, as always, pledge to do everything we can every day to continue to use the resources entrusted to us in the most cost-effective and efficient manner possible – with a singular focus on results".

If elected, he had pledged to always stay in the "most deprived area".

And he pledged to always keep at the forefront the needs of America's service personnel and their families.