Sentence examples for commit to a day from inspiring English sources

It allows users to commit to a day and time to vote, allows them to see a map of their polling place and users can set up text reminders.

Some commit to a day of Twitter silence to protest against the bitter and twisted activity of social media trolls.

The public service commissioner said he would do so "expeditiously" and "as quick as [he] can" but would not commit to a Tuesday deadline.

There was a rosy-faced man in his 60s, called Michael, who sat at a shop kiosk and frowned at length over his spread-out betting slips, ruminating before committing to a day's wagers.

No one has to commit to a full day out if they don't want to as the closest beach is just beyond the back wall.

Finally, if your board cannot commit to a full day once a year, you may have an engagement problem at best, and a governance problem at worst.

Whether she really wants to commit to a four-day-a-week show that grinds up political news and repackages it satirically is another matter.

A good ride for spring, when you might not want to commit to a multi-day epic, is to catch a train to Long Preston (on the Leeds-Morecambe Line), ride to Settle, do the 10-mile Settle loop.

Cable would not commit to a starter Sunday night for the game against Arizona, which may soon have a controversy of its own after a 41-7 loss to the Atlanta Falcons that raised the question: just how bad is Matt Leinart if the Cardinals thought Derek Anderson, who was benched very late for Max Hall, was better?

Jerry Brown ready to commit to a rainy-day fund.

With a further 40cm of snow falling that night, our reluctance to commit to a piste-bound day was sealed.