Sentence examples for pledge to walk from inspiring English sources

I pledge to walk in the shoes of my colleagues and refrain from name-calling or the questioning of character.

Shami Chakrabarti: The prime minister should pledge to "walk the walk" on rights, freedoms and the rule of law, to put these essential democratic values at the heart of a Britishness that is uniting and productive without being xenophobic.

But in addition to taking my car everywhere so far, I'm behind in my pledge to walk 1,000 miles in a year.

We must pledge to treat our significant others with love and respect -- and we must pledge to walk away when we are not getting what we deserve.

He has pledged to walk more on the path of transparency and boost mutual trust between Iran and other countries.

The Spaceman (left) pledged to walk into space by climbing 50 miles up a stepladder – one of the Fringe's great spectacles.

Three unions – the Public and Commercial Services Union, the National Union of Teachers and the University and College Union – are set to ballot their members on strike action; 300,000 members of Unison are already pledged to walk out this winter.

"I've pledged to walk the beat".

Thousands of students from schools across the country pledged to walk out of their classrooms in protest after a gunman killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14.

As we know, all raised their hands pledging to walk away from an economic plan with a 10 1 ratio of spending cuts to tax increases making the prospects of job creation quite dim.

In his 100-days pledge Cameron promised to walk back into Downing Street on Friday, "get back to my desk and immediately start driving through a plan of action".