Sentence examples for committing to write from inspiring English sources

Instead of committing to write another article a week for a new website, or collaborate on a book with someone, or organize some hectic fundraiser this season, I've decided to use my extra time to go do a Bikram (hot) yoga 30-day challenge and to learn how to cook meals full of nutrients that will help my depression and anxiety.

Mr. King is already committed to write the story line, should ABC decide to continue the series next year.

Hughes has also committed to write, direct and produce an as yet untitled 'modern day Cinderella story' for an eight-figure sum according to Mr Showbiz.

This month, Sarah Palin committed to write a memoir for HarperCollins, reaping what was said to be a large advance and reigniting speculation that she will run for president.

My cyber-detractors can note, however, that if I'm proved wrong, I have committed to write a post admitting I am an idiot.

She's now committed to writing about "misunderstood" young people and being a good role model.

The first is that of oral tradition; the second, that in which certain pedigrees were committed to writing.

The theme of love has been present in the Arabic poetic tradition since the earliest poems committed to written form.

The dramatists of sentimental comedy were committed to writing exemplary plays, wherein virtue would be rewarded and vice frustrated.

Various bloggers, from individual Labour councillors to the thinktank Demos, have committed to writing up what they see.

"I'm not committed to writing about spirituality all the time," says Coelho, "but it is my major interest".