Sentence examples for resolve to spend from inspiring English sources

I feel safe in the truck and resolve to spend as much time as possible in there.

He vowed with steely resolve to spend my cash on strippers and weed no matter how pathetically I begged, and I managed to believe him.

That's why I'm hoping the next president takes the general resolve to spend gobs of money, and channels it into a National Mobility Project, a long-term investment in the country's infrastructure.

The publisher must both suggest those writers for whom it believes the limelight would be most useful, press the cause of eager but unheard-of newbies and soothe the bruised egos of those passed over; and the writer must either get packing or resolve to spend the time more usefully with her sentences.

You may resolve to spend less.

1. Resolve to spend less than you make.

"Koch, Resolved to Spend Eternity in Manhattan, Buys a Cemetery Plot," a Times headline said.

Unless, of course, you've resolved to spend less time online.

In recent years, Mr. Jenkins said, more and more high-powered businesspeople have resolved to spend more time with their families.

He therefore resolved to spend some time in a warmer climate and, late in 1804, accepted a post in Malta as secretary to the acting governor.

Soon after 9/11, several polls indicated that Americans - male and female - were responding to the attacks by resolving to spend more time with family and friends.