Sentence examples similar to commit to pass on from inspiring English sources

The brilliantly-observed creation of Lee Fenwick, Mick Sergeant is an unemployed shipbuilder committed to passing on his distinctive philosophy of life.

According to a statement, the artist was taught to weave by her mother and grandmother, and is committed to passing on the traditional skills and techniques to her grandchildren.

Mick Sergeant Nancy's Bordello, Newcastle upon Tyne, Sat 7; Baby Blue, Liverpool, Fri 13 The brilliantly-observed creation of Lee Fenwick, Mick Sergeant is an unemployed shipbuilder committed to passing on his distinctive philosophy of life.

Chairman David Oxburgh said the main local airline operators have committed to pass on any reduction in landing charges to passengers, so the States should make this possible as a trial from October.

Once he realised that I was willing to work, he was committed to passing on his skills.

Nothing is more disappointing than to have the due date that the helpdesk committed to pass with no resolution and no word on what happened.

Speaking on ABC's AM on Thursday, Shorten did not commit to passing legislation enabling a plebiscite.

But he said he was committed to passing it on one day, "to make sure that the legacy moves on".

In the interviews, both Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver said they were committed to passing ethics reform.

The advocates told Mr. Schumer and other lawmakers they were still committed to passing the legislation.

"I'm going to pass on that".