Sentence examples for committed any number of from inspiring English sources
Even thinking about working with the other team, let alone praising its ideas, can be a grievous political sin (which Republican loyalists feel Mr. McCain has committed any number of times on any number of issues, as Mr. Romney well knew and hoped to reinforce just before the primary in Florida).
In most of Fairmount Park, you can freely smoke a blunt or commit any number of other criminal acts without being seen or hassled.
But refusing to play a show to which you were contractually committed had any number of consequences, from the obvious legal and financial pitfalls to the one result no entertainer ever wants to contemplate, the alienation of a substantial portion of his audience.
McCain says that someone, I guess us, should have imposed a no-fly zone, and made it clear that we would provide assistance to a new provisional government, I guess with some magical troops and money that only McCain knows about that aren't currently committed to any number of other costly foreign misdaventures.
But the Mets are keeping that plan open-ended and do not want to commit to any number of games that Piazza will play at first.
But more specifically, Valle — best known by the tabloid moniker "Cannibal Cop" — has already committed a number of violences, even if he never intended to kidnap or eat any women.
They are alleged to have committed a number of offences against Iraqi detainees arrested following a planned operation.
He had committed a number of thefts before the Greystone holdup, & was on parole when the latter crime took place.
After Victor's early death (1057), however, the politically inept empress committed a number of decisive mistakes.
During the Troubles many nationalist and republicans regarded the RUC as a quasi-military force that committed a number of human rights abuses.
