Sentence examples for barely committed from inspiring English sources

The sun had barely committed to its Saturday morning rounds when the people in the plush red suits began dotting the streets of New York.

But many of us can barely commit to a few workouts a week, let alone a multipronged attack.

(* A concept which, by the way, I'm still not sold on. Phone manufacturers can barely commit to keeping their OS updated for more than a year or two, much less commit to pushing out new hardware accessories that make the modular design worthwhile).

And most 20-something gay guys I know can barely commit to a B-side quarter share on Fire Island, let alone a life partner.

They have the guts to brand themselves with something silly for life, while people like me can barely commit to a three-month gym membership.

That he was barely literate and committed at least some of the murders before the book was published may explain why the protests received only minimal media attention.

The first foul was committed after barely five seconds and the first yellow card followed five minutes later.

He has 90 days to raise the cash, but after two weeks, barely $10,000 has been committed.

Goethe spliced this story with that of a young man he barely knew, named Karl Jerusalem, who committed suicide — with a pistol borrowed from Kestner, just as Werther borrows Albert's pistol for the same purpose.

After a classmate he barely knew commits suicide, high schooler Evan (Platt) inserts himself into the lives of the deceased's family, as he struggles with his own demons and self-confidence.

Acts that would barely see a fine imposed if committed drunkenly on a Saturday night in many of Britain's cities have seen large custodial sentences, purely because those committing them are chanting political slogans rather than shouting inanely.