Sentence examples for commitment to going out from inspiring English sources
Warren's stated commitment to going out on her shield also sets her up for charges of inconsistency or hypocrisy.
Store owners should involve their employees in bonding rituals, beginning each day with a football huddle and a declared commitment to go out and do serious business.
Either you have the will, commitment and heart to go out there and do it, or you don't.
So let's say that you've made a commitment to yourself to go out and socialize and get better at communicating with people.
A stooped and curved frame, a troublesome left elbow and an admirable commitment to go flat out, sometimes at the wrong time, suggest Kyrgios's future challenges may be as much physical as mental.
The case is massive and complicated, and Lichtman said the cost and time commitment would be too great for him to "go out of pocket" to represent Guzmán.
"It is up to the players to go out there and have commitment, work hard for the team and give 100% - that is all you can ask".
But Kim was mindful of Pastor Young's advice — "It's up to you to go out and teach the men" — and she began to express her wish for commitment.
Yet each had many commitments — the most immediate being Dr. Creasey's to her dog, which was at her apartment and desperate to go out.
Thanks in part to the commitment-phobic culture of young Manhattan and in part to my lifelong instinct to flee from anyone with a Y-chromosome who actually wants to go out with me, formal dates are rare.
