Sentence examples for moves on to commit from inspiring English sources

Harlow creates mayhem in the small-time burg, then moves on to commit more mayhem with a tycoon in New York.

A heartbreaking pop song about moving on after failing to commit.

The phrase "the resolve of our nation to overcome" is appropriately therapeutic but misses the critical element that to truly move on from tragedy one needs to commit to a purpose that is future focused.

Bottom line is, will he ever be able to move on and commit to me 100percentt?

Once an area has been exhausted of the best theft opportunities, the forager moves on (i.e., seeking to commit burglary elsewhere).

"I am grateful to have had the opportunity to serve, but I am now moving on and committed to focusing fully on this new opportunity".

"We want Ally to commit, then move forward.

Sixteen women did not return consent forms and were unable to move on to the next level of the study and two women were unable to commit to interview.

They seem to have a greater ability to commit, find life exciting and always seem to be on the move.

Move on to another one.

He commits to one season at a time, and one day Guardiola might take a sabbatical or move on to challenge himself in England or Italy.