Sentence examples for commit to a place from inspiring English sources

The Kims decided last summer that they were ready to commit to a place for up to $800,000.

"I'm still 23, so I'm not ready to commit to a place," said Ms. Cheng, although she could see herself starting a business in Detroit.

"You need to commit to a place and people — and let God throw you into the rock tumbler with those other people until the rough edges get rubbed off".

DS: Our whole model is setting up and committing to a [place].

But they let several opportunities pass, reluctant to commit to a new place until they sold their old one.

It took a lot of unanswered calls, emails and text messages after our initial contact before she would commit to a time and place to meet and talk, for the first time, about the election.

This may have suited Cameron when he was panicking about losing the last election – and let us not forget that it was concern about the electoral threat from Ukip that induced him to commit to a referendum in the first place.

As we furiously mined our contact list, I wondered: Could we really get 80 people to financially commit to a cruise that would take place in about nine months, given that we were reaching out to many who not only had never been on a cruise before (true of about 90 percent of those who eventually signed up) but who also sometimes had trouble confirming their dinner plans for the weekend?

His decision not to donate his holdings evolved over the last year, Mr. Broad said, as his collection grew, and it became clear that no museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art included, would commit to placing a large percentage of the works on permanent exhibit.

For now, the authority, while it has not committed to a final resting place for the exhumed remains, has agreed to reserve a 20-foot-square no-build "green zone" over the mass grave.

Before committing to a new place, visit and talk to people there.