Sentence examples for resolve to give from inspiring English sources

And on a night when Harvey lacked his best stuff, he still found enough resolve to give his team a chance.

The story concerns James and Della Dillingham Young, a young couple who, despite their poverty, individually resolve to give each other an elegant gift on Christmas Eve.

We'd had no such pampering, and could only hope that O Lar might conduct a quick self-assessment, and resolve to give special treatment to everyone in the future.

If you were Henry James, and, in January of 1895, your play "Guy Domville" opened and the audience booed, and H. G. Wells — a new reviewer, who, the previous week, had praised Oscar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" — predicted for your play "an early deathbed," you would suffer the "most horrible hours" of your life and resolve to give up the theatre forever.

There was no hint of the culture trouble; and as evidence of the apparent resolve to give one's neighbors a wide berth on matters religious, there were no objections, either, when the Renaissance Choir sang a song with lyrics direct from the Gospel of Matthew, "Where two or three are gathered in My name, there will I be also".

Parenting is hard work; some days it requires more energy than others, and we my husband and I gladly resolve to give parenting that energy even if we need to make up for missed time at work later.

I resolved to give it another try.

By September 2010, she had resolved to give up on Aurora.

The Senate then resolved to give him enough time by requiring his appearance.

After the strike was averted, the administration resolved to give it away.

It was time, she resolved, to give the company a face-lift.