Sentence examples for commit too far from inspiring English sources
Just in case you can't commit too far in advance.
"Celebrities hate to be committed too far in advance, though, of course, they may command the biggest fee".
The Jets commit too many turnovers.
Yes, the ONS was fairly bad compared with many countries' both because we didn't allow for double deflation and had a bad habit of collecting the wrong sort of data, but he didn't want to commit himself too far.
When she first returned to the tour in the summer of 2009, Clijsters said she would not look past her first three tournaments, unwilling as she was to tempt fate by committing herself too far into the future.
However, at this stage he sometimes commits too early by dropping his head or shoulders or setting his feet too far from the defender.
I've never been someone who likes to commit to anything too far in advance.
By signing a lease, you commit yourself to financial obligations not too far removed from a car loan or a home mortgage.
The Dane committed far too many unforced errors and Safina broke again at the start of the second set.
Frankly, I find Google+ irrelevant and so do many hundreds of millions of others still committing far too much of their time to Facebook.
