Sentence examples for commit several weeks from inspiring English sources

Lloyd Braun, the chairman of ABC Entertainment, said ABC, which has had particular trouble establishing new dramatic series, believes it can improve by turning shows like ""Kingdom Hospital" and "Empire" into short-term "events" that viewers will be willing to commit several weeks to.

Mr. Frank said he has about 15 teenage clients in a business where most customers commit to only several weeks of training at a time.

So you can squeeze in a mystery shop during your lunch break or commit several hours a week to mystery shopping.

The "Liz & Dick" star gave a revealing interview to Piers Morgan and The Daily Mail several weeks before committing herself to court-ordered rehab.

His spokesman, Josh Wessell, said Huntgren, who attends an evangelical church, committed to personally read the several weeks of Scripture and took extra bookmarks to share with members of his congressional Bible study group in Washington.

Two major policy announcements from the White House in the last several weeks -- one committing to a draw down of troops in Iraq by 2011 and one committing 17,000 of our bravest to Afghanistan -- coalesce as pivotal decisions in redirecting US Foreign Policy in the Afghani and Pakistani (AfPak) regions.

One notable maestro, Pierre Boulez, remains on that list, and at 85 he is not likely to commit to a Met production, which would involve several weeks of residency.

The two governments were to spend the next several weeks completing the partnership document, which would commit the United States to a 10-year involvement in Afghanistan that includes support of an array of civilian efforts including economic development and education.

Comcast is the first cable provider to commit to carrying the network (while DirecTV announced the same thing several weeks ago).

Ms. Gillen Lipinski had committed to choreographing a show in Los Angeles that started in several weeks.

"The bank's president, Charles Barney, shot himself several weeks later, prompting some of the bank's outstanding depositors to commit suicide as well," Charles R. Geisst writes in "Wall Street: A History".