Sentence examples for commit things from inspiring English sources

It made it much harder to think quickly and to commit things to memory.

I think that in some cases we have a duty to at least try to commit things to memory.

Google will even privilege the knowledge lost to our imperfect ability to commit things to long-term memory, such as items you've tagged in the bookmarking service Diigo.

OK, so you get the idea that you should try to commit things to memory only when you are just about to forget them.

Last night the author of the story, Thomas Harding, the Telegraph's defence correspondent, told his newspaper's website: "Politicians generally do not commit things to paper without the knowledge that it might be seen by the eyes of the public one day".

A memory palace can be reused over and over again if you need only commit things to memory for a short time.

Photographs, documents: things which proved he committed things in Iraq; things he was worried I might reveal.

A couple of people in Arizona had committed things that were questionable whether they were mentally ill or not.

While the requirements of digital publishing sometimes make things go "poof," in other ways the digital environment commits things to a kind of immortality that itself is sometimes unwelcome.

While no crime has initially been committed, things snowball over the years as Ivor's ill-conceived cover-ups fail to ease his fear of blackmail or "the long watches of the night".

"As soon as Hawthorne committed, things just started to escalate". Heading the list of prep stars is Hawthorne High sprinter Henry Thomas, who led his school to the state CIF title with victories in the 100- and 200-meter dashes last year.