Sentence examples for pledge to one from inspiring English sources

Making such an outrageous pledge to one's child is foolish enough in its own right; but when one lives in a city of eight million, it's downright nuts.

Users visit the site and "pledge" to one disease.

Some patrons also said that the new service fee will incentivize people to make a large pledge to one creator instead of supporting several with smaller amounts because they don't want their fees to add up, which hurts artists who depend on getting many $1 pledges.  .  .  .

On Star Trek, we made this pledge to one another.

New York Jet safety Antonio Cromartie (who has 9 kids with 8 women) vows to sign a faithfulness pledge to one woman, ala Newt Gingrich.

The senator pledged to one questioner, and to the television audience, that he would not raise taxes on those earning less than $200,000 a year, and he attacked the president's economic, health care and education policies, as well as his decision to "rush to war" in Iraq.

In other words, it would never be a question of ordering electors pledged to one candidate to vote for another.

In terms of their actual relevance to outsiders, these pledges differ little from general pledges to one's religion and one's God, to the commitments made when Christians partake of the Eucharist or Jews honor their ancestry in a Seder meal.

A Labour pledge to guarantee one-to-one midwife care for women in England during childbirth will be "good for women and babies", the party's health minister has said.

Let us pledge to help one another and to be there for one another.

This is also one of the first sites preserved as part of Governor Whitman's pledge to save one million acres over the next 10 years as open space and farmland.