Sentence examples for committing to one from inspiring English sources

Now in its third year, the Challenge provides tools and tips for commitments of every size, ranging from committing to one non-GMO meal this month to eating completely non-GMO all month long.

I'm not committing to one genre for my future at all".

But Dr. Boden said the ideal mattress was one that could "adjust the firmness, rather than committing to one firmness".

But recently, various companies have taken to listing a wide range of rates for one or more of their cards and not committing to one until a credit check is made.

Aided by Douglas Alexander, Mr Miliband slowly built the strength and the argument to do what he'd always wanted to do, and in a speech yesterday ruled out a purely arbitrary plebiscite, while committing to one only in the event of treaty changes, which – with commendable honesty – he conceded were most "unlikely".

"Committing to one small change a week, like getting an extra hour of sleep or walking for 30 minutes a day, can go a long way toward improving your state of mind," said Karina Davidson, a clinical psychologist and director of the Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health at Columbia University.

Most are retirees and we ask them to commit to one year and many stay on much longer.

With the schedules these huge shows go on, they might already be committed to one course or another.

On the right to marry, he said "the love we commit to one another must be equal".

Not ready to commit to one color?

"Everybody's committed to one thing".