Sentence examples for be committed to now from inspiring English sources

John Bridge, from Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce, said funds should be committed to now, rather than later.

Now she is committed to running a leaner operation with fewer stores, located in more strategic locations.

Brigitte was raped at 16 years old and left pregnant and alone; now she is committed to completing school so that she can become a lawyer to fight for the rights of all young women in Congo.

"It's now time for PCC candidates to stand up and prove to the public that they are committed to victims".

And then 8 months later they do the obligatory post saying, "OK, I'm going to be more committed to blogging now!" and then another 4 months go by.

The people Washington attracts now tend to be committed activists, who think of themselves as locked in an existential struggle over the fate of the country, and are unwilling to yield an inch of ground.

Her parents swapped plastic bags for canvas and despite the social chills this middle-class family endures from carrying reusable bags and containers with them, they're committed activists now.

But another source tells People that Efron "is totally committed to being sober now" and is focusing on work, fitness and a successful recovery.

"We're as committed to that now as we were on that day," the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said on Tuesday.

Be committed and responsible.

I was very committed to being cool.