Sentence examples for newest pledge from inspiring English sources
Dunham, as this frat's newest pledge, is still trying to figure out what her priorities are, and some of them are stellar, like being funny and worth watching.
The new pledge will cost £750m a year, they say.
In a new pledge today, all mention of the "lab" has disappeared.
Other antinuclear groups were not happy, however, describing the new pledge as too little, too late.
The rejection of Western values has become a new pledge of allegiance among broad circles of loyalists.
However, the new pledge appears to extinguish any prospect of the UK taking in refugees from Europe.
They show him addressing crowds and promising fiscal responsibility, and one includes a new pledge of no new taxes.
The new pledge came several years after President Bill Clinton first offered to sell the island to New York for $1.
"In a fraternity house, if you don't like a new pledge, you give them a ding.
Mr. Obama can argue that his new pledge to cut the deficit in half by 2013 marks no shift at all.
However, campaigners suggested the new pledge was undermined by its reliance on the industry funding emissions cuts elsewhere.
