Sentence examples for commit that from inspiring English sources
"commit that" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to tell someone to make a promise or agreement to do something. For example: "I'm relying on you to commit to that deadline."
You need to score a touchdown to commit that last one.
"But when I flatten them out in a photograph I can commit that image to memory".
Yet Clegg eventually manages to convince Ashdown and, thereby the parliamentary party to commit that heresy.
It was, as so often, an inspirational teacher who first encouraged her to commit that storytelling impulse to the page.
But I was so compelled to commit that murder that nothing would have dragged me away from the building.
Dealers acknowledged the system's flaw, but said they would never commit that offense, while accusing others of doing precisely that.
And surely nobody's got the time or the inclination to commit that sort of intrinsically inconsequential fluff to memory.
A person had to be foolish to commit that kind of crime knowing they could be put to death.
I think there are certain acts people commit that can be labeled and categorized as evil, but I don't believe that "evil" exists.
For example, if both partners value intimacy and passion but are not yet ready to commit, that will augur well for the relationship.
Oh, it will be tough to commit that deed, as justifiable and as merciful as it may be, as long as Bud Selig is baseball commissioner.
