Sentence examples for commit to a title from inspiring English sources

Can't even commit to a title.

When this happens it further propels political maneuvering, especially when all of the required "titles" are not ready to commit to a particular decision.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

Sign up and commit to a league.

He also remains committed to a run as the title character in a new production of Gounod's "Faust," which opens on Nov. 29, and to appearances in the "Ring" cycle in the spring, the Met said.

Moore has seemed less than committed to a serious run at the jockeys' title, but he remains a serious contender and his boss could be on the trail of an 11th championship if Workforce wins on Saturday, with only Aidan O'Brien and Richard Hannon then in front of him.

By early November, the title had exceeded 100,000 pre-orders, and IDW committed to a second run of the issue to meet the additional demand.

Software developers such as Konami and Capcom have apparently committed to launching titles for PS3, but held off from committing to a vernal launch.

In the summer of 2004, he gave the Nets a list of teams he would rather play for because he thought the new ownership was not committed to winning a title.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

You're committing to a brand.