Sentence examples for could I commit from inspiring English sources

While networking to find a new job I had a crisis of confidence  --  how in the world could I commit to something when a newborn baby would soon be living in my house?

Could I commit myself completely to that life?

Stanley had played Masha in the incredible Actors Studio production of "Three Sisters" (there's a terrific filmed record of the 1966 show) — how could I give so committed an adviser the brush-off?

I couldn't commit, I couldn't get out of it, and I put us in this funky place.

I wish I could talk to my 18-year-old self, so I could commit to going to bed early so that I could wake up early.

I needed to know who I was before I could commit to someone else, and that took awhile.

Maria Bonatsakis, who got her PSM in applied genomics at U-Conn in 2009, says, "I knew I wanted to continue my education, but I wasn't confident I could commit the time and effort for a Ph.D., so I decided on a Master's program for starters.

And if I wanted to, I could commit to one of the schools that have accepted me and be finished.

"He once said to me, 'I'd feel real trapped in this life, Ralph, if I didn't know I could commit suicide at any moment,'" remembered friend and longtime collaborator Ralph Steadman in a recent interview with Esquire.

My job sometimes does require staying late so I'm not sure I could commit to doing something regularly in the evening just to make me leave on time - I've thought about signing up for evening classes, but if there was an emergency here I wouldn't be able to go.

"With his injury issue, I don't think I could commit this club to a permanent move for John.