Sentence examples for commitment to get something from inspiring English sources
"There's a big difference between the league making something out of a market, and an owner doing that," said Eric Grubman, an NFL senior vice president and point man on L.A. "Now that there are multiple clubs in it, the passion is building, and the commitment to get something done on the part of those clubs is very public.
[Unexposed] To get something out of it, there should be the element of professional leadership and commitment to professional learning.
"The team spirit and commitment of these players has been epitomised by the performance after the second goal went in and the boys deserved to get something from the game.
You got to get something to eat.
He wanted to get something.
"We've got to get something else".
"Giving up something to get something," Collins said.
" 'We hope to get something done.
They're there to get something".
"I would like to get something done.
Children are trying to get something right.
