Sentence examples for made a lifelong commitment from inspiring English sources

She had already made a lifelong commitment in public before she acceded to the throne.

Queen Elizabeth II had already made a lifelong commitment in public before she acceded to the throne.

Because of that experience, I made a lifelong commitment to incorporate handwork into my own company's designs.

Sister Jacinta had been a nun for eight years before taking final vows and has now made a lifelong commitment to Christ.

No question -- you've made a lifelong commitment.

Ron Huberman, CEO of Chicago Public Schools, announced his resignation just 2 days before his name appeared as a co-author of the Post op-ed, abandoning an unresolved budget, unfinished preparations for state tests, and thousands of educators who have made a lifelong commitment to improving children's lives -- hardly a paragon of public service.

Did Ms. Kowalsky consider nine weeks a short time for making a lifelong commitment?

They are making a lifelong commitment to these children and what we must try to avoid at great cost is adoption break down", he said.

Dog lovers who are unable to make a lifelong commitment to a pet can volunteer with animal shelters and rescue groups, and provide foster care in their home for an animal awaiting permanent adoption.

Gastric bypass operations may be an appropriate treatment for obesity in teenagers, but only for those who are severely overweight and ready to make a lifelong commitment to dietary changes, according to a study being released today in the journal Pediatrics.

Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Rand Paul favour the T-word – "traditional" – that pathetic death-rattle of weakening prejudice, though Cruz does say that he'd be fine with a daughter turning out to be gay, which is good of him, so long as she doesn't want to, y'know, do anything "traditional" like make a lifelong commitment to the person she loves.