Sentence examples for committed to survive from inspiring English sources

It takes "someone fearless" and "committed" to survive in Washington, D.C., Campbell explained, drawing a parallel to the qualities required of women in Hollywood -- particularly women directors.

"You need a strong foundation of a plan and a vision that everyone is committed to, to survive all those ups and downs that occur".

That important stuff, he said, included making sure the magazine he had committed to rescue would survive.

Duc Nguyen is a filmmaker who won a couple of California Emmy Awards for Bolinao 52, about boat people who committed cannibalism to survive.

Reynold Levy, the president of Lincoln Center and a member of the school's advisory council, called Ms. Campbell "a force of nature" who has built relationships and trust with people now committed to seeing the school survive.

Many of them, like the 90 per cent of children in detention globally, were arrested for non-violent minor crimes or offences; engaging in minor thefts such as stealing mobile phones or vagrancy which many poor children commit simply to survive.

Like the vast majority of children in detention globally, many of these children had been arrested for minor, non-violent crimes or offences, such as petty thievery or vagrancy – which many poor children commit simply to survive.

The Labour leader of Cardiff council says he remains committed to the city after surviving a confidence vote.

Along with other parents in New York City, I am committed to seeing this innovative program survive.

Since his arrival Penn has built a relief organization to help tens of thousands survive and has committed to stay in Haiti to finish what he started.

We are committed to ensuring places like SPARC can thrive, not just survive.