Sentence examples for committed of all from inspiring English sources

And at Flinders Hotel (63 Flinders Street; 011-61-2-9356-3622; theflindeliberatelym.au) -- a deliberately grimy dance hall with barflies' names carved into the wooden bar -- journalists and designers hobnob with the most committed of all drinkers: bartenders.

(Or should that be "self-governing British Overseas Territory"?) That is the unifying power of the tedious Hollywood liberal – and Penn is perhaps the most committed of all to the ludicrous and archaic ideology of celebrity interventionism.

Arthur Lieber, Gland, Switzerland Obama and Israel Roger Cohen ("Beating the Mideast's black hole," Globalist, April 27) believes that President Barack Obama is the most committed of all U.S. presidents to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian issue -- more so even than Bill Clinton.

Make sure you really want to commit to ALL the parts of the church.

"We're committed to all of them".

"He was strictly committed to all of the teams and that the coaches and players did things the right way.

Too many money-grabbers seem to imagine that the absence of a law to punish a wrong makes the committing of that wrong all right.

The Arab Republic of Egypt is committed to all regional and international obligations and treaties.

And Table Rock, like its partner Ullico, has committed to all 30 years of the arrangement.

So if they were committing to all of this, I said yes.

Based on reports filed by victims, blacks committed 66 percent of all violent crime in New York in 2009, including 80 percent of shootings and 71 percent of robberies.