Sentence examples for committed herself to doing from inspiring English sources

"We had ample opportunity — and sometimes too much opportunity — to marinate in the long history of what she committed herself to doing with the money she inherited," he said.

But over the past 20 years, she has committed herself to doing everything in her power to prevent another parent from going through what she did.

She was overwhelmed with a feeling of "What is wrong with me and all mothers that we haven't joined in with the people who are trying to control the acquisition of guns used simply to kill other people or injure other people?" She decided she would commit herself to doing something to protect her children and all children.

But her doctors didn't understand that when Jodi committed herself to something it got done.

However, when Warren was older and had committed herself to taking photos, she didn't really tap into her love for creating creepy realms.

"When she came back up we all burst out laughing because she had committed herself to realignment, a word she didn't like.

On Monday, Theresa May did not commit herself to abiding by the wish of the Commons, expressed in so called indicative votes by MPs.

Wins in the individual pursuit and the elimination on day one made up in part for that, and critically, in the elimination, there were moments where Trott clearly had to commit herself and did so.

"I committed wholeheartedly to doing the job," she said.

Walker, a respected and admired black figure herself, said she is committed to doing just that this February, which she's calling the "month of discovery".

the speaker has committed herself, in relation to the addressee, to do something.