Sentence examples for commitment to get back from inspiring English sources

Boldness is about having the courage, willingness, and commitment to get back up when we fall down -- even if we're scared or don't think we can.

Continued technological advances have also shown Omega's commitment to getting back on top.

It shows his commitment to getting back out there and involved.

"We are making the commitment of resources to get back out into the country to cover stories where they are a priority".

However, when we make a commitment to ourselves to get back up, dust ourselves off, be real about how we feel and what happened and not let it stop us from being who we are and going for what we want, we tap into what true power, boldness and authenticity are all about.

"The desire and the commitment for our lads to get back and make Bath make that extra pass to score was a credit to them.

The emotional stakes drive the commitment of this character to get back to his family and his former reality.

"As I have said, the best way to show parents and schoolchildren real commitment is for all parties to get back to the negotiating table and engage in a dialogue until a deal is agreed upon that ends this strike".

Prior, 32, took a break from his England commitments last month in a bid to get back to full fitness.

"Our commitment is to get government spending back under control, to get back onto our trajectory as a result of our decisions to reduce spending.

These dancers and their complete commitment to their art are what makes me want to get back into the business of dance.