Sentence examples for made a resolve from inspiring English sources
The Liverpool Mercury reported that he had "a wretched game at back and completely disorganised the Welsh defence", as Scotland won 8 0, while according to the Wrexham Advertiser, "some-one said that he appeared to have made a resolve before he went on the field not to kick the ball".
For myself this feeling of dissatisfaction was so overpowering that I made a fixed resolve to keep meditating on the question till I should find a purely arithmetic and perfectly rigorous foundation for the principles of infinitesimal analysis.…I succeeded on November 24 , 1858
The United States and South Korea declared North Korea's plans to reactivate an idle nuclear plant "unacceptable," but also made a commitment to resolve the issue peacefully.
Kelly Makino, the "star" of the Retro Wives article, is a woman who, for now, has made a choice to resolve her own work-life conflict by giving up work.
And so Van Commenee refuses to claim he has made a breakthrough which will resolve the whole miserable saga.
Lawyers for the victims said it was the first time the church had made a concrete offer to resolve the scandal.
But Mr. Gitter said Mr. Spitzer's environmental staff, led by Judith Enck, the deputy secretary for the environment, made a strong commitment to resolving the standoff.
Every few years, Dalton made an overture to resolve the case, but the prosecutors always insisted that Polanski return to the United States first.
Just four days remained before the Kentucky Derby, and Jones made a last-ditch effort to resolve Whirlaway's problems.
Lawyers and accountants also made a fortune off a recently resolved Daimler bribery case.
