Sentence examples for committed to do something from inspiring English sources

"I feel like, if you're committed to do something, why not do it 100 percent?" Posey said.

"Europeans are committed to do something," said Jeffrey Mankoff, a Russian analyst at the Center for Strategic International Studies.

HE'S committed to doing something," said his spokesman, Tom Wilson.

"The board was committed to doing something on its own," said Dr. Edward M. Hundert, Case Western's president.

New Labour bounded into office in 1997, committed to doing something about architecture and cities.

"We are very committed to doing something with it," said Mike McCurry, chief executive of Grassroots.com.com

"He can smell perfume and taste wine again, but only when he's committed to doing something crazy".

Rather than study this problem yet again, COPE is actually committed to doing something about this problem now".

But there was so much change going on because you had successive administrations that were really committed to doing something about urban life.

The fact that someone has committed to doing something they know nothing about means they're already in a good place.

Making movies like that shows that we're committed to doing something about the issues, but people can see issues on the news for free".