Sentence examples similar to commit time to doing from inspiring English sources

You've committed time to do research -- make that clear to them.

Most of the actors had been committed for some time to doing the play, but — in case you've ever wondered why theatrical producers seem to worry so much — the part of the spin doctor had been cast only twenty-four hours earlier.

Most of the actors had been committed for some time to doing the play, but in case you've ever wondered why theatrical producers seem to worry so much the part of the spin doctor had been cast only twenty-four hours earlier.

Will I commit to making time to do something different about my situation?

She may have little heart for carrying her race forward, but she has committed many times to doing so, at least through June 3.

"I find that if you are really devoted and committed to doing something, you can find time to do it," she says.

"If I was to commit to doing the England job, I wouldn't have the time to do it properly".

So before each movie that we do, we commit time to pray and say, "God, what movie do you want us to do next?" So we felt like me, my brother, that fatherhood was where our heart was turning.

The Drug Policy Alliance is asking people to use 4/20 as the time to commit to doing something in 2010 to end the war on people who use marijuana.

At that time she committed to doing the pose up to six times week for about a minute or a minute and a half a day.

"It meant something to him and to me that he commit to what I'm talking about doing more time and that he commits to doing more time," Jones said.