Sentence examples for commitment to the run from inspiring English sources
Nate Solder, Patriots His athletic mobility is a big reason New England's renewed commitment to the run has paid off so well.
So Roethlisberger's return is the point from which the Steelers' commitment to the run will truly be tested, when they will hand off by choice, not by necessity.
The Panthers' best chance is to run the ball early and often, as the Cowboys' secondary has been excellent, but Carolina has rarely shown any commitment to the run.
Not only does Haley's quicker passing game have Ben Roethlisberger taking less than half the hits he normally takes, Haley's commitment to the run has afforded Roethlisberger the luxury of orchestrating perhaps the most balanced attack in the N.F.L. Early in the season, the Steelers were hampered by the heavy legs and limited agility of running backs Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman.
Their commitment to the run — and the array of weapons they have — was clear in a wild-card victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in which the Jaguars called a quarterback draw for David Garrard on fourth-and-2 during their final drive.
His government has persuaded Congress to approve some tax increases in order to meet Paraguay's commitment to the IMF to run a budget surplus.
Weis was interviewed by the Giants and the Bills for their coaching vacancies, but the jobs were filled by others; his commitment to the Patriots' playoff run prevented him from another interview.
"DJ De Pree instilled a commitment to the environment that runs through every aspect of our work, both inside and outside our walls here at Herman Miller.
But my commitment to the environment has always run deeper than politics.
By the late 1970s, however, socialising had overtaken his commitment to the game, and a run of poor performances had led him to lose his tour card.
"Today is my 10th anniversary as chief executive," Mr. Benhamou said in a telephone interview, noting that his original commitment to the board was to run 3Com for 10 years.
