"committing her to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to entrust or dedicate someone to something or someone. Example: The judge sentenced the guilty defendant to five years in prison, committing her to the custody of the state.
Which brings us to a new report in the Hollywood Reporter suggesting Jones had a clause in her contract committing her to a sequel should Disney wish to go that route.
The filly is now best priced at 16-1 for the Epsom Classic in three weeks' time, having been 40-1 before this success, but her trainer, Luca Cumani, said he would wait to see how she recovered before committing her to the Oaks.
A mathematics teacher named Marianne Kearney-Browho who is a Quaker and a pacifist, declined to sign the loyalty oath because it might later be construed as committing her to take up arms to defend the nation, which would violate her religious beliefs.
He then threatened to commit her to an insane asylum.
Now her daughter has committed her to a kind of fancy prison.
Zhu's 17... f4!? leaves a hole at e4 and commits her to a mating attack.
Her new contract, with Island Def Jam, is worth $20 million, and it commits her to at least three albums.
Sir Percival, along with his cohort the freeloading Count Fosco Michael Balll), beats her and then commits her to an insane asylum.
But less than three weeks after the shooting, a judge declared her insane and committed her to a psychiatric hospital, where she spent three years.
The Democrats are more protectionist, though Mrs Clinton's promise of "a little time-out" on trade deals commits her to little.
Profligacy, sex addiction, callousness about the dying Keats, the way he separated one of his illegitimate children, Allegra, from her mother and, when tired of her, committed her to the institution where she died: these are familiar facts.
