Sentence examples for excitement and commitments from inspiring English sources

Dakar rocks to roll back malaria DAKAR, SENEGAL, 10 March 2005 – Excitement — and commitments — mounted today in Dakar in the run-up to AFRICA LIVE: The Roll Back Malaria Concert, the star-studded, two-day music event taking place on March 12 and 13 in the Senegalese capital that will reach a billion people worldwide.

TMA's garden program is young, but so far the excitement and commitment of the students, who come in early and stay late daily, has impressed everyone.

I've done both kinds of moving, several times, and it never ceases to amaze me how difficult it is to uproot ourselves--no matter the excitement and commitment we have to the process.

And yet, they are doing this with excitement and commitment and without question.

Advocacy efforts at all levels that focused on communicating the unique and synergistic contributions of ECD to improving both short- and long-term outcomes for children, families and communities increased excitement and commitment to ECD mainstreaming among government leaders and decision makers.

It may well be that this lack of closeness with oneself -- inner resources, excitements and commitments -- might be a key to what we are seeing as the reluctance of the young adult that Henig so aptly describes.

His excitement about and commitment to the juxtaposition of contemporary architecture and historic preservation changed us all.

Mr. Alexander said, "There's an excitement and a level of commitment that you can feel growing".

But the tremendous swell that pushed the marriage equality movement forward is evidence that many gay men want more than a life of sexual freedom and excitement – we want love and commitment and stability, even if we may not all want them in the particular forms our heterosexual friends have created.

Boomtown: We're really high on this one, which conveys a sense of excitement and possibility while still incorporating your commitment to explosives.

Over the last couple of days, the English experimenterproved his commitment to generating excitement and mystery in charmingly old-school ways by sending flyers to record stores as a way of announcing a new EP, Cheetah.