Sentence examples for commit to life from inspiring English sources

Not that we should be wishing our own players away, but there appears to be a reluctance to commit to life away from England.

"That's one big thing with Teal, she tells people they have to decide whether they're going to commit to life or not," he told VICE.

As Carry the Cure's website describes the group's "Rhythms of Life" program, 'The "Rhythms of Life" school assemblies are designed to encourage students to commit to life.

"Mother's whole idea of course is to get me committed to life here," he writes from Foxrock in 1936, the word "committed" dangerously poised between "dedicated" and "put away," as in a mental asylum.

They travel, they go to India once a year, and they are really committed to life".

Through running, Higgins was committing to life beyond his grand ambitions.

Passionate, committed to life, to her work, to her family, beloved by those whose lives she touched and impacted.

It is odd that the novel, the genre committed to life's circumstantiality, did not discover the weather until the 19th century.

People will be refocusing and committing to life changes with gusto in 2011.

So we made a commitment that no matter how many children were brought into our lives we would receive them, because we're committed to life," she said.

A woman with breast cancer felt that doing yoga was her way of committing to life as a person, not a patient: I want to pursue a more holistic approach to anything in my life.