Sentence examples for pledged to be back from inspiring English sources

The star pledged to be back on stage within a month.

Johnson, who worked at the fast food chain for 22 years and said he still makes "poverty wages," pledged to be back tomorrow, for the next round of protests planned by organizers.

He pledged to be more civil.

Family men all, they frequently dine together when they are in Albany for the legislative session, and have a standing pledge to their wives to be back in their hotel rooms at a decent hour.

But he added Toyota's pledge "needs to be backed up with actions".

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who complained in November that he had been forced to wait more than 30 minutes to vote at his polling place on the Upper East Side, now appears to be backing down from a pledge to push for computerized alternatives to the city's 6,400 worn-out mechanical voting machines.

Their uncertainty affected many of the songs, which seemed to buckle, only to rear up again; it also applied to the band itself, which Mr. Drew pledged would not be back for a while.

After several punishing weeks that had eroded market confidence, investors appeared to take comfort in an agreement reached by Congress on accounting and corporate governance legislation and in the display of confidence by companies that are pledging to buy back their own stocks.

Actually, as the veteran Arkansas journalist Ernest Dumas has pointed out, the referendum was about whether the revenue would have to be spent on a pay-as-you-go basis or could be pledged to back a bond issue that would enable the roadwork to proceed more quickly.

Mr Lagos tends to fudge that charge.And he first has to beat Mr Zaldivar to the nomination unless both men run, as they may: all the coalition parties are pledged to back one, joint candidate, but that is not guaranteed.

The revenues from sewer ratepayers were pledged to pay back the debt.