Sentence examples for committed himself in from inspiring English sources

Since the moment he signed a $99.7 million contract in July, Stoudemire has committed himself, in words and deeds, to leading a Knicks revival.

Cicero then agreed, under pressure from Pompey, to align himself with the three in politics, and he committed himself in writing to this effect (the "palinode").

"Sarkozy committed himself, in the event of victory, to save the outgoing president from any legal problems coming back at him," said the paper.

Defence officials said yesterday that it was the first time a chancellor had committed himself in advance to specific payments out of central funds.

After operations on his hip and groin had brought no obvious progress, Giles committed himself in June to one final hip operation by a French-Canadian specialist in Denver.

As a rising music promoter who booked concerts for the Spinners and Isaac Hayes, he already had some money, but nothing approaching the seven-figure sale price to which he committed himself in the heat of the bidding.

He avoided committing himself in a quarrel between his cousins, the Holy Roman emperor Rudolf II and his brother Matthias, who eventually succeeded Rudolf as emperor.

Among them is the president's erratic management style -- his habit of committing himself in a hurry and making "snap judgments on insufficient information," especially on economic matters.

In 1679 he concluded a secret pact with France, committing himself, in return for large subsidies, to support French candidates in the next elections for king of Poland and for emperor.

Agüero released Sterling down the left and the winger waited for Stones to commit himself in the area before rolling a perfectly weighted pass into the overlapping Kolarov on his blind side.

Boehner did not commit himself in comments to reporters Wednesday morning.