Sentence examples for ever committed to a from inspiring English sources

The Faneca deal cost the Jets more money than they had ever committed to a free agent.

The question in New York is, can you justify what might be the largest public investment ever committed to a single stadium?

If Webb has copyrighted the voice of the conceited middle-class slacker, so, in playing nit-picking loan manager Mark, has Mitchell become the comic face of uptight, sexually frustrated, convention-bound uncoolness, unleashing some of the finest embittered tirades ever committed to a script.

Every cut is brilliant, with Jeff playing some of the wildest lead guitar ever committed to a recording process.

In perhaps the most politically oriented pronouncement ever committed to a Lite-Brite board, a woman held up a "Dump Trump" sign made of LED bulbs.

Still, both stars get off light compared to poor Eddie Redmayne, playing the villainous Balem, who finds himself in the unfortunate circumstance of campaigning for an Oscar (for his turn as Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything) while theaters are showing him deliver one of the most unintentionally hilarious performances ever committed to an ostensibly serious production.

Mr. Colina recorded two contemporary jazz albums of his own in the late 1980's, "Shadows of Urbana" and "Rituals," but ever committed to making a transition to a solo performer, continuing, instead, to shepherd other musicians' studio projects.

Civil War might feature the biggest conclave of comic book characters ever committed to screen – a fistfight on an airport tarmac between opposing hero groups – but its true finale is a one-on-one brawl with stakes that are purely personal.

The first issue has an interview with a teenage punk band from Rochester called Braincar, a guy named Brett who makes a list of the best records ever committed to wax, a Homostupids pin-up, and the expected ton of record reviews.

And in one of the most incisive critiques of opportunism at the Guggenheim Museum ever committed to paper, a small grisaille painting depicts the Wright building as an abandoned roller skating attraction, with a sign on the front reading "Skate the ramp of Death!" KEN JOHNSON.

Its stand-out track The Cedar Room opened with what may be the most half-hearted harmonica solo ever committed to tape, a protracted musical sigh of defeat.