Sentence examples for long since committed from inspiring English sources

In keeping with his perfectionist nature, Roberts had rehearsed the oath ceremony and had long since committed the words to memory.

Fortunately for him, the audition piece was "Ho capito" from "Don Giovanni," an aria he had long since committed to memory — he had not yet learned to read music.

Both have long since disappeared.

Lindsay Rogers has long since been forgotten.

But you'd long since left Canada.

Rudd: I have long been committed to a carbon price.

Girl Scouts has long been committed to full inclusion and nondiscrimination.

Angus Porter, the chief executive of the Professional Cricketers Associationn, said: "The world has moved on quite a long way since he committed those offences.

Margulis was long committed to the public understanding of science.

Cost benefit considerations will restrict the offender from traveling long distance to commit the crime.

But the long knives have been out since he committed the heresy of breaking partisan ranks and becoming an outspoken critic of big government, excessive spending and overregulation embodied in the misguided Dodd-Frank legislation, a classic example of a cure more draconian than the problem it was designed to correct.