Sentence examples for pledges to tell from inspiring English sources
Safely back in America, Wilton pledges to "tell everybody what happened".
And now it is time for the nominees to raise their right hands and pledge to tell the truth.
You pledged to tell your friend what went on in her absence; you must do so.
The announcement honored an administration pledge to tell an Idaho judge by May 4 how the White House intended to proceed on the plan, which has been challenged in court by the State of Idaho and Boise Cascade, the giant timber company, among others.
The suspended Uefa president Michel Platini arrived at the court of arbitration for sport on Tuesday pledging to "tell the truth, only the truth" as he appealed against a 90-day ban from Fifa.
Mr. Fitzgerald responded by asking Mr. Al Ridi, "What is it that the United States government promised to do for you to aid in your situation?" Mr. Al Ridi replied that the Justice Department had pledged to tell Egyptian officials that "I'm not involved directly with Osama in any of his acts".
He bristled when the magistrates made everyone, even nonbelievers, swear an oath at court; he considered an oath to be a covenant with God and thought that a nonbeliever making a simple pledge to tell the truth in the eyes of God about the 17th-century equivalent of a parking ticket was taking "the name of God in vain".
In return for pledging to tell the story to two other people, the studios said the person's initials and day of birth would be included on one of the miners tags.
Called out by Republic Report for agreeing to speak at the event, Rhee pledged to tell the for-profit colleges "hard truths".
We remember what she wore when she stood up to pledge to tell the truth, but most of all, we remember what she said.
I've been inspired by how participants have been moved in large numbers to sign up for get-out-the-vote activities such as phone banking and door knocking, to host their own house meetings, and to pledge to tell 10 friends why they are voting yes on Proposition 30.
