Sentence examples for committed to return to from inspiring English sources

It was not until February 9, 2010, that it was announced that Nolan had "cracked" the story of a sequel to The Dark Knight and was committed to return to the project.

After flying to Australia in February 2014 to operate on her heel and knee, Jackson was expected to miss the 2014 WNBA season, but committed to return to the Australian national team in time for the 2014 FIBA World Championship for Women.

"I look forward to the investigation concluding and I remain absolutely committed to return to my role as Chief Constable and to serving Cumbria".

Before my visit, Zanardi had committed to returning to Cart, the open-wheel series in North America that was struggling to retain relevancy.

The news, and the pictures, shocked the world, but they terrified Hong Kong, which was already committed to returning to Chinese rule.

She is committed to returning to the game and has been training with the full England and academy sides at Loughborough.

Most of the doctors interviewed said they were committed to returning to Haiti and to marshaling the medical community's resources to deal with the thousands of Haitians who sustained permanently disabling injuries.

It is still not yet clear whether the Portuguese was ever offered the job, with some reports claiming the United board were wary of appointing the controversial manager and others reporting he had already committed to returning to Chelsea.

The students — who are committed to returning to Sichuan after two semesters — variously described themselves as 150 bridges from New York to Sichuan, 150 volunteers, 150 branches of one tree.

Mr. Mermel said he concluded from his surveys that only 12percentt of tenants who leased more than 10,000 square feet of space in destroyed or damaged buildings had committed to returning to Lower Manhattan.

At his best, Motlop is a damaging line breaker and team-mate Tom Hawkins believes he is committed to returning to the club in peak fitness after the harsh reality check.