Sentence examples for committed some time from inspiring English sources

The defense says it has witnesses who said that they saw Mr. Days in Goldsboro, N.C., where he lived, when prosecutors say the murders were committed — some time between Nov. 19 and Nov. 21, 1996.

As an example, trust becomes a metric for identifying useful content and can be defined as "belief that an information producer will create useful information, plus a willingness to commit some time to reading and processing it" [25].

When you're on the scene, commit some time to following your parent's routines and seeing who they interact with daily or weekly.

But if we are going to bother committing some time to a goal, shouldn't we find a way to make it last?

Earl McGrath began to talk about Margaret Case, an editor of Vogue who had committed suicide some time before by jumping from a window of her apartment.

Which one of the six offenses listed in the previous question has Mr. Artest not committed at some time in his career?

Most of the actors had been committed for some time to doing the play, but — in case you've ever wondered why theatrical producers seem to worry so much — the part of the spin doctor had been cast only twenty-four hours earlier.

Most of the actors had been committed for some time to doing the play, but in case you've ever wondered why theatrical producers seem to worry so much the part of the spin doctor had been cast only twenty-four hours earlier.

According to follow-up work carried out by the Lawyers' Collective it was discovered that one of the minors involved in the videos committed suicide some time after the publication of them.

You want to commit some more time, then you page through and you'll see the briefings in half pages or pages, a little bit more on what's going on in the world, about what you just read.

At the time, Obama had committed some 300 troops.