Sentence examples for gets committed from inspiring English sources

"When Rupert gets committed, he gets committed," says another industry observer.

Before the dialogue for a given episode gets committed to the page, before even an outline is devised, writer and producers talk at length about the biographies and motivations of their characters, elements that may never be presented on screen but are meant to inform every performance.

A year in which she temporarily loses custody of her children and gets committed to a psychiatric ward, yet still releases her sixth album Circus, which receives an amicable three stars from the Guardian's Alexis Petridis: Circus isn't bad as pop albums go, but whether by default or design, it's substantially less edgy and exciting than its predecessor.

As capital gets committed, celebrate.

The Snake Pit (1948) -- After a mental collapse, Olivia de Havilland gets committed to a loony bin, where she appears a lot more with it than most of the other inhabitants.

"You're not going to get committed conservatives to change their long-held ideological commitments because you play a round of golf or invite them to the White House".

Get committed, and expect opposition, without allowing it to overcome your commitment.

People don't get committed unless they feel connected".

"The hardest thing, with the wind all over the place, was getting committed to your shot.

"But if they can get past a certain point — usually it's about two months or 12 workouts — they get committed".

If a game's business model hurts gameplay integrity and creates friction, it'll struggle to get committed players and establish a healthy community".