Sentence examples for commit five hours from inspiring English sources

Bringing the students to New York, Mr. Martin said, meant that recruiters based in Manhattan "only needed to commit five hours" to seeing the college's students.

A general rule of thumb is to commit five hours per week to summer assignments.

To some the matrons' clothes now being offered may symbolize the pernicious social politics of the Eisenhower years, but to others the clothes may stand for a period without "mommy wars" and "mommy myths," a time in which there were no imperatives to own Baby Mozart, serve organic grains or come home from work and commit two hours to a child's long division.

For example, an Indiana State Representative introduced a bill aimed at encouraging volunteerism by forcing parents (are volunteer and force contradictions in terms?) to commit three hours each semester to school-related activities.

If you don't wish to commit three hours of your morning but you still want to attend church, you can go to sacrament meeting and skip Sunday school.

But more than three-quarters take part, committing themselves to five hours a week of "appropriate intervention": activities designed to deflect them from crime and get them to attend school more often.

So with the institute, you have to commit to six hours.

The school does not charge tuition, but parents must commit to eight hours of service to the school per child per semester, anything from answering the phones to sitting on the board.

And because it's such a special book to me, I made that stipulation, and that stopped us making a deal until Ridley [Scott] came along, and he said, "Yes, I'll commit to eight hours".

Rafati was found in the bath of his Cologne hotel room by the officials after he had slit his wrists in an attempt to commit suicide two hours before the game.

Output is different from time because even though you might commit to two hours of writing per day, you could still end up sitting in front of your monitor for one hour and 55 minutes and only manage to type only a couple of words.