Sentence examples for did not want to commit from inspiring English sources

The Mets did not want to commit to that money.

He made a direct appeal to then president George HW Bush, who did not want to commit to a deal.

Orange, 44, told Mark Owen, Gary Barlow and Howard Donald last week that he did not want to commit to recording and promoting a new album.

The aides said they did not want to commit to three debates on prime-time television and wanted a more relaxed, conversational format.

He told the officials that he had declined the request of senior members of Al Qaeda to carry out the attack because he did not want to commit suicide.

Although he acknowledged that Pettitte looked very good on the mound Saturday, he did not want to commit to anything until after Pettitte sees a doctor and throws his next simulated game.

But she didn't want to commit to a career just yet.

Harry "didn't want to commit extortion if he could avoid it," Fields writes.

They didn't want to commit to what he committed to".

But hey, I didn't want to commit turnovers and I wanted to win.

"I didn't want to commit," said Ms. Gordon, who grew up in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.