Sentence examples for from a vow from inspiring English sources

But you can't slide away from a vow to retire by telling your constituents you're still working on it.

This pursuit is far from a vow of poverty.

You'd think the entire room had just been released from a vow of silence.

It may also have been to secure the release of the king from a vow to go on pilgrimage, if sources from after the Norman Conquest of England are to be believed.

Her mother, Bernardine, 59 years young and living in the countryside, extracted from Bella a vow of privacy, and so the veils are drawn.

Far from being a vow before God, or a stoical habit, my grandparents' love was a contract with each other, enshrined in 1,000 letters and requiring no higher power.

President Trump has said he wants to withdraw all 14,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan, a vow that his top military and civilian aides recently persuaded him to tie to progress in the Taliban negotiations.

Advisers to the Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, say the answer is simple: they are determined to shut the tunnels to block the destabilizing flow of weapons and militants into Sinai from Gaza — a vow Mr. Morsi made with evident passion in an interview five months ago.

I was thinking about the future that night when I extracted from Ella a vow I hope she'll keep.

There may be parties afterward for those who prevail, but the red-carpet black-tie alcohol-flowing celebration itself will not go on — brought down by the threat of pickets from striking writers' guilds and a vow from the members from the Screen Actors Guild not to cross the lines.

The City Council set the recall election of council members Robert Cunningham, Letha Viles, Allen Shelby, and Douglas O'Leary for Dec. 10 during a raucous meeting Monday punctuated by jeers, cheers from the audience and a vow from state Sen. Art Torres' office to monitor the election.