Sentence examples for commit to the present from inspiring English sources

Silverstone went out on a limb to keep the British Grand Prix alive and into big debt to commit to the present 17-year deal to host the race, which was conditional on the building of the new pit and paddock complex that is the Silverstone Wing.

Learning how to commit to the present is just as valuable as looking forward.

They require to fully commit to the present while seeing through years ahead in order to define and achieve the best of the future.

How do we achieve the freedom of choosing to let go of the future and the past and commit to the present moment, when life throws us curveballs and even grenades?

This is particularly true in New York City, a town obsessively committed to the present tense.

He says, though, "If the plane flew slowly it would have taken a curving path and wound up north of a subsea feature called Broken Ridge," and suggests the investigators are too committed to the present area of search.

Speaking to those close to Retail Acquisitions Ltd - the shell company put together to buy BHS for the princely sum of £1 - they appear committed to the present 171 UK stores and the 88 international franchises, which are everywhere from Malaysia to the UAE to Russia.

When asked what modernism's titan would think of the contemporary art world, Zobernig replied: "Picasso was always committed to the present and informed about the current happening.

Be consistently and constantly committed to the present and future well-being of your child.

If you want enjoyment out of the genre classics, you have to commit to the world that the game presents to you; it's a leap of faith.

Mary's belief is strange, but general for all that, so we can report it without being committed to the existence of the Present King of France.