Sentence examples for resolve to stick from inspiring English sources

But her resolve to stick with it paid off.

Hearts, pavement, your resolve to stick to a budget — all may dissolve during a polka with this limited-run VW.

The statement seemed intended to both paper over cracks in the Atlantic alliance and increase resolve to stick with the air campaign despite increasing differences.

IN 2002, resolve to stick to your investment discipline, resisting any temptation to react to day-to-day events by making impulsive changes.

Has he the spine and the iron resolve to stick to the one condition that offers a chance of a progressive future?

Chris Ball, chief executive of TAEN - the Age and Employment Network, said: "We welcome the coalition's resolve to stick to its timetable for scrapping the DRA.

So I've resolved to stick to fiction.

On the train back to London I resolved to stick to fictional characters for a while.

By the time they reached their destination they had, wordlessly, resolved to stick together.

One official said the best that may happen is that the EU resolves to stick to its existing sanctions position rather than see it diluted.

The author discards as deliberate contrivance the thought that the baggage master might have been in volved in the white slave trade, and resolves to stick to his original creative process of natural germination.