Sentence examples for committed to get out from inspiring English sources
Another friend of mine who is a hermit committed to get out a little more and be social.
Assange and WikiLeaks see themselves committed to getting out the facts.
"I think everyone is committed to getting out of this terrible situation".
"He's committed to getting out of town at least once a week," said David Axelrod, the White House senior adviser.
If the fate of the British government hangs on the votes in the House of Commons of a party that is committed to getting out of Great Britain, English resentment toward the Scots, which is already evident, will escalate sharply.
While the two candidates' utterances on such actions change with the flow of events, at heart their positions come down to how much public money they think should be committed to getting out of it, who should get it, and who else should benefit.Mr Obama and Mr McCain have both said taxpayers' money should not be used to bail out the firms and executives whose behaviour sparked the crisis.
"The school here chose to make that commitment because we're committed to getting our message out and to having a public-private partnership," Ms. Cooper said.
While he was rising to the top, the Afghan Taliban regrouped, the Mumbai attacks were planned, and Osama bin Laden settled in a garrison town.Yet along the way the soldier-spy grew into the pragmatist committed to getting the army "out of the driving seat" and nurturing Pakistan's return to democracy.
The British government maintains it is committed to getting Aamer out of Guantánamo.
"I only want players who are committed to getting us out of this division so, at the moment, he won't be in the squad".
