Sentence examples for had once vowed from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration had once vowed to avoid protracted Congressional investigations like those that plagued the Clinton administration.

So, even calling it quits at midstream of a dreadful Cubs season he had once vowed to endure, no one seems to begrudge Piniella.

The pair set out to spin the agreement as a win nonetheless, noting that Pelosi had once vowed Trump would only receive $1 for a border wall.

In the summer of 2001, he opened Pariah, forming partnerships with the very network and studio executives whom he had once vowed to leave "lying in the dusty street".

Within that giddy first year, established expectations of social security were chucked out of the window and, of course, the university fees that Nick Clegg had once vowed to abolish were not merely increased but more than doubled, as part of a wider redesign.

The documents, including some ordered released by the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday, show that city lawyers and the mayor, who had once vowed to fight a jury's $6.5 million verdict in the former police officers' lawsuit, settled the case (and a second, similar lawsuit) for $8.4 million.

Having once vowed to make 30 films and then retire, the director bowed out after 25, leaving a rash of unfinished productions in his wake.

Before the show, she was the pretty one from Girls Aloud who had meekly stayed with Cole after having once vowed that she would never put up with infidelity.

Over the last two years, though, insurgents have once again vowed to take their fight to the country's major cities.

It was the second time an American jury had found for a plaintiff with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and Bayer, which now owns Monsanto, has once again vowed to appeal.

Terry Gilliam has once again vowed to bring his long-awaited, regularly abandoned biopic of Don Quixote to the big screen almost a decade and a half after it was supposed to wrap.