K. isn't sure what she would have done had she not found CASA, because she made a vow to Cody on the day they met that she would never leave the dog.
I made a vow to keep up on the last frenzied page.
Sick of his privileged life as a Brahmin and eager to follow in the footsteps of Gandhi, Willie's father made a vow to turn his back on his family and "do the only noble thing that lay in my power, which was to marry the lowest person I could find".
Plus, he puts 50percentt of the company's revenues back into growth every year and made a vow to anyone willing to sign on that BIGWORDS wouldn't expand or deviate from its mission "until they got textbooks right".
Maureen buried all of these Krays because she'd become a surrogate mum to them, having made a vow to their real mum, Violet, on her deathbed in 1982.
Rastafarians like Ma Taffy and her family make a vow, drawing on the Nazirite tradition of the Hebrew Bible, never to let a "blade" touch their heads.
In the thick of this collective euphoria, tinged for some of us with a gnawing grief, I made a vow: from now on I would treasure my university memories – or, as Barlow and co would have put it, never forget.
"The first few nights, we looked at each other and started laughing, like 'Where are we?' " But after the disorientation subsided, they made a vow: they are holding on to this house no matter what.
"The first few nights, we looked at each other and started laughing, like 'Where are we?' " But after the disorientation subsided, they made a vow: they are holding on to this house no matter what.
