Sentence examples for committed wound up from inspiring English sources

"Committed" wound up being her most arduous project.

In January, when "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert came to Los Angeles to sign her new book, "Committed," she wound up at Costco in Marina del Rey.

He missed two games and then began losing playing time to Corey Clement, a talented junior who wound up committing to Wisconsin.

Two recruits, whom Caldwell refers to as his nephews, a term for players he advises, have ties to Bender and both wound up committing to U.C.F.

Larkin wound up committing to DePaul, but when Larranaga left for Miami before the start of last season, Larkin followed him.

For instance, he wound up committing to eat two pounds of bacon, despite being a vegetarian (two donations of $666 each), and to produce hundreds of USB memory sticks that resemble his Red Robot character.

Mr. Godinez and the others, then, the emerging portrait of them indicates, wound up more committed to a different kind of violent routine.

After the call, Roddick won two points but also committed a couple of errors and wound up being broken for the match.

A further £3m had been committed in principle by the time it was wound up in February.

He wound up at Kansas after initially committing to Marquette.

His mother was a manic-depressive schizophrenic who killed one of her husbands, wound up in a mental hospital and committed suicide.