Sentence examples for commitment to resurrecting from inspiring English sources

Industry pundits blamed Hepburn for the small profit, but the studio continued its commitment to resurrecting her popularity.

Alvanos, the 36-year-old coach, came to Swarthmore from the University of Chicago for the 1998 season with what he thought was a commitment to resurrect a despondent football program.

Mr. Bates never got around to resurrecting his radio station.

(When acting, this performer has yet to make the kind of commitment that he used to resurrect his stand-up career.) "Bad Company" wastes more than Mr. Rock.

Once Ryan Cubit decided that he would pull out of an oral commitment to Clemson and join the latest attempt to resurrect Rutgers's football program, the father receded and the coach emerged.

Broad also believes the design-build method is necessary to fulfill his commitment to donors who have resurrected the project.

"Let it remain clear that (the attack) will not hamper the commitment of my government and that of our people to resurrect Somalia," Omar Abdirashid Sharmarke said in a statement.

But ultimately, the pressure will be on Cutcliffe to resurrect football now that Duke has made a full commitment to support the program financially.

He has voiced his commitment to Khomeini's ideals but also dared to say that the Islamic Republic needs to resurrect promises of freedom, transparency, rule of law and democracy as well as Islam.

Labour's Cooper pressed May for a commitment that the government would be starting again "from scratch" with the new bill, rather than trying to resurrect the Snoopers Charterr.

(This isn't the first contemporary musical to resurrect the practice of live singing, which was used for both "At Long Last Love," directed by Peter Bogdanovich, and "The Commitments," directed by Alan Parker).