Sentence examples similar to committing full time from inspiring English sources

Patrick began the transition to stock car racing in 2010 and committed full time to the sport in 2012.

It takes a peculiar breed of man to give up his day job to commit full time to the abuse they are subjected to while they are running a match.

Before Hollander committed full time to Associated Features in the mid-1960s, his day might consist of visiting clients and writing freelance magazine pieces, followed by phoning Western Union so he could meet The New York World-Telegram and Sun's midnight deadline.

"I committed full time without funding initially, jumped straight in a boat with Jonny [Schofield] and at our first World Cup, we hit gold and that was an amazing achievement".

ustwo isn't revealing how much it will charge as yet but says it has six people committed full time to the project, with a 12-month development span.

It helps me get the best person in the world for that job and only pay for what I need, without committing full-time resources to it.

He added: "It's just getting the balance between whether he's going to continue working with us or he's going to commit full-time to England.

Are you looking for a consultant who can spend a few hours selling your products or services each week, or someone to commit full-time to your organization?

"It's like when you watch plays from a different era, from another century," said Ms. Prichard, who studied drama at Exeter University and worked as a waitress at Pizza Hut before committing herself full time to writing.

The smart move from here may be to accept his athletic decline and commit full-time to being a celebrity.

I know this because I was able to quit my job and commit full-time to Rich20Something with a list of about 500 members.