Sentence examples for committed instead from inspiring English sources

In one of the more interesting stories of this recruiting season, tight end Louis Irizarry of Ursuline High School in Youngstown, Ohio, rescinded his commitment to Ohio State and committed instead to Miami after the national championship game, in which the Buckeyes beat the Hurricanes.

Having started out making glitch techno, Hecker threw out "calculated styles" with the turn of the millennium and committed instead to what he calls "weird music".

Hoeppner, who has a 28-20 record, says he is not interested in moving but is committed instead to making Miami an attractive next job for someone else.

Separately, Lord Browne, the company's chief executive, confirmed he would retire at the end of 2008.Oji Paper said it wanted to buy Hokuetsu Paper, which is committed instead to selling a 24% stake to Mitsubishi Corporation.

Its perverse outcome has been a further radicalisation of Syria's jihadist groups, so that 13 of the most powerful, led by al-Nusra Front, now flatly reject the western-backed opposition group's leadership, and have committed instead to Sharia.

It's committed instead to marketing directly to subscribers in the U.S. and international markets.

The key question is how much of his own funds Whyte is willing to commit instead.

He reportedly turned down a $1 million appearance fee to play in the Dubai Classic in March, showing his loyalty by committing instead to the Honda Classic, the tournament that gave him his first professional opportunity.

The N.C.A.A. has used the vacating of victories as a way to punish those who actually committed infractions, instead of just the current players and coaches.

If only Obama had committed adultery instead of health care reform, I'm sure they'd be getting along a lot better.

Within a few days, Phineas "Fin" Clanton arrived in town, and some began to claim that the Earps and Holliday had committed murder, instead of enforcing the law.