Sentence examples for resolved to play from inspiring English sources

He had resolved to play with some pain this season, but his frustration is mounting.

UNHCR offered no immediate response, but has previously criticised the EU-Turkey deal, and resolved to play no part in it.

After that match Fifa resolved to play all final group games at the same time and here it created a vibrant, nervy atmosphere with the crowd split largely between Mexicans and South Africans.

The European Commission's antitrust case is the only serious outstanding threat, but, generally, Microsoft seems resolved to play nice.So Mr Ballmer these days increasingly talks in much the same way as, say, a water-company boss.

Richy Starkey, later Ringo Starr, faced his own challenges – a 10-week coma and a year in hospital after he contracted peritonitis (when he was six); and, just to test him, a further long spell in hospital after pleurisy turned into tuberculosis, when he first resolved to play the drums.

The government has already indicated that something like that may happen.To many observers it sounded as though the church had resolved to play the "good citizen" to avoid rocking the national boat any further at a time when economic austerity is continuing to bite hard.

I send out my invites for a planned evening at which I resolve to play no more than three Abba tracks – and to serve solely food sourced from the famous Swedish furniture chain.

"To get another Scottish player, who we feel possesses the talent and resolve to play at the highest level - and playing for the Lions is the highest level - is great.

The team's fortunes revive only when Dunlop resolves to play dirty and give the fans what they want: blood.

And the addition of these two players has strengthened Laviolette's resolve to play an energetic, up-tempo, hard-hitting style.

Bizet's oboe solo pierced the thin mountain air, focusing the English major's vague yearnings into a clear resolve to play the oboe.