Sentence examples for resolute to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "resolute to" is correct and usable in written English
It usually means having a strong determination to do something. For example: He was resolute to succeed in his new project.
It made her more resolute to learn and grow.
July 30 -- Fifteen-night Northwest Passage voyage from Resolute to Provideniya (Russia).
The vote showed that Republican opposition remained resolute to any effort to give legal status to illegal immigrants.
And in a statement last year, the Fed said it was "resolute to learn from our experiences".
A sahib has got to act like a sahib; he has got to appear resolute, to know his own mind and do definite things.
"The coalition is encouraged by President Obama's commitment and we remain resolute to empowering the Afghan people to reject the insurgency and build their own future".
The gunboat Isondiga and the tugboat Resolute were to accompany him to tow one or both of the monitors back to Savannah.
(To be fair, the terrorist attacks of 2001 and his resolute response to them had a lot to do with that).
Another song, "Master Teacher," returned again and again to a vague but resolute pledge to keep struggling: "I stay woke".
Even so, at $7.5 million and counting, the public's commitment to charity is a resolute reply to Riis.
Part of this is the heat, but mostly it seems to be the islanders' resolute determination to savour life and 'take it easy'.
