Sentence examples for like to commit from inspiring English sources

I like to commit to a colour scheme.

Which goals, if any, would they like to commit to right now?

The All Blacks don't like to commit numbers to rucks and mauls.

"The reason there is so much violence in civil war is that people don't like to commit violence," Kalyvas told me.

It would like to commit to free trade or to fiscal balance, but realizes that over time it will give in to pressure and deviate from what is its optimal policy ex ante.

It is unusual in that it is a "perpetual fund," in which Golden Gate goes to its limited partners every four years or so and asks whether they would like to commit fresh capital to the the fund.

He likes to abduct women, he likes to commit sexual offences, he likes to kill.

She likes to commit small infractions on occasion — "I sometimes walk two feet outside the line at the airport, a little act of defiance" — but all this is in a totally different category from "real badness".

She likes to commit small infractions on occasion—"I sometimes walk two feet outside the line at the airport, a little act of defiance"—but all this is in a totally different category from "real badness".

Nobody likes to commit," he said.

I've never been someone who likes to commit to anything too far in advance.