Sentence examples for commit to months from inspiring English sources
What about those who can commit to months at sea on a world cruise?
Verdict: How much?!? You'll have to commit to months of training.
To cause any significant rise in my testosterone levels, I'd have to commit to months of heavy weight lifting and a total dietary change.
While commercial farmers have found themselves giving up on parched cornfields and selling off livestock, many families have gone ahead with 4-H projects — the raising of a cow, the special watering of a prized gourd — for fairs they had committed to months before drought struck.
Android boss Andy Rubin told the Google's I/O conference on May 10th that a consortium of handset makers would agree to commit to 18 months' worth of Android OS updates, but had no notion of how this would work.
"Some volunteer work, you have to do a long orientation or commit to six months or a year, which makes it a higher barrier to wanting to help out," she said after her first time.
As two-income families have grown busier, potential ticket buyers are less inclined to commit to performances months in advance (or as ticket prices climb, to accept predetermined concert packages).
Clearly, it takes a certain kind of person to commit to 24 months of living in a mud hut, earning a meager monthly stipend and coming home to a paltry $6,075 "readjustment allowance".
The student must commit to six months at least of sustained work, must give up the egotism that lights on madly ambitious thesis topics and arrogantly "creative" methods, and must practise instead a form of "academic humility".
Starry names sell tickets, but a reliance on subscription sales is outdated, given that members of the keep-your-options-open generation seldom commit to events months in advance.
