Sentence examples for became committed from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, Bernal became committed to marxism.

They became committed in a personal way to getting it made".

The show was cancelled in 1958 when both men became committed to other projects.

Bit by bit during the primary, the sceptical became committed and the committed became active.

"The very heart of our city was in disrepair, and I became committed to rebuilding that heart," he said.

The elder Childers was an English-public-school-educated civil servant, author of "The Riddle of the Sands," who became committed to the Irish fight for home rule.

Mr. Fleming, who says he became committed to Ms. Cobb "before her high-priestess phase," describes their conflicts as good-natured — mostly.

But it was not until after the catastrophic flood of 1927 that the federal government became committed to a definite program of flood control.

In seeing how others who survived a blood clot were also struggling, I became committed to helping people through the tough parts that I had already gotten through.

There he became committed to a seven-month sit-in protest staged against funding cuts and rising tuition fees at the university.

It was at Cornell, where he majored in art on a full scholarship, that Mr. de la Vega became committed to his home turf.