Sentence examples for commending to from inspiring English sources

This is all by way of commending to your attention British Cheese Week, which begins today.

It is the social regeneration offered by high-speed rail that David Cameron has been commending to us.

Ignatius also wrote to Rome, urging his fellow Christians there not to prevent his martyrdom by intercession on his behalf and commending to their charity Syrian Christians who had arrived there ahead of him.

Then going to a retired place he wrote two notes, one of consolation to his sister, and one to Nero's widow Messalina, whom he had intended to marry, commending to her his corpse and his memory.

"I am proud to join you this evening in commending to all Americans the man who now represents your best wishes and mine for the future of our country, my friend, Governor George W. Bush, the next president of the United States".

U.S. Lacrosse should be commended to staying the course.

This is not, he declares, "a formula to be commended to all professional historians".

It was his decision alone to make and commend to parliament.

Amused, one Asian diplomat told them, "I commend to you the virtues of English".

We commend to the delegates an old fable of the racoon and the fresh-water mussel.

The proposals were supported by council last summer and commended to Congregation.