Sentence examples for pledged to come from inspiring English sources

"They have pledged to come out to California and campaign with me".

British judokas Dan and Marc Powell pledged to come back "bigger and better" after making their Paralympic debuts on Friday.

As she wrapped up her visit to the state on Saturday, she pledged to come back soon.

In October Theresa May, the prime minister, pledged to "come after" the accountants, financial advisers and middlemen who help tax dodgers avoid paying what they owe to society.

He pledged to come back with an amendment to NASA's budget request later this month, but he wouldn't or couldn't say how much more NASA would need.

The auto industry has pledged to come up with a new set of voluntary guidelines on car advertising, monitored by industry-financed advertising-standards organizations.

Even as it negotiates with Iran, the administration might extend security guarantees to the Gulf States, pledging to come to their defense if attacked by external powers.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has disclosed he is to undergo hip replacement surgery, pledging to come back 'bigger, better and stronger'.

"Yesterday I got off [on] the hill... but today I made it," he says, pledging to come to training as often as he can.

Speer responded emotionally, pledging to come visit Wolters at the slightest hint.

Germany also alleged that the United States had secured the deal by pledging to come to Argentina's defense should they become embroiled in a military conflict.