Sentence examples for resolves to make from inspiring English sources

Alcibiades resolves to make some accommodation with the wretched condition of humanity; Timon will have none of it.

Reza always resolves to make their job easier – use no more than four characters and confine the action to a single set, a godsend for anybody running a theatre, and a dire necessity for regional venues.

Both attend a missionary school, run by Reverend Gundert, a German priest and amateur botanist, who recognizes Devanna's intelligence and resolves to make a civilized doctor of the boy.

But when Russell's beloved wife dies, he goes into mourning for the lost ideals of the generations of immigrants who built his working-class city and resolves to make peace with his conscience.

Like Channing Tatum, Efron has clocked that beefcake is best served with a side of irony: he's both gleefully repellent and improbably vulnerable as the dimwitted, near-sociopathic president of a party-hearty college fraternity who resolves to make life a living hell for the obliviously square thirtysomething couple (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) living next door.

Ross E. Milloy (NYT) THE REPUBLICANS HITTING GORE WHERE HE LIVES -- Republicans and officials with the Bush campaign have an insatiable appetite for making fun of Vice President Al Gore's retoolings, restylings and resolves to make sure that voters get to know him better, and today they bit into some fresh meat.

With bedtime looming, I resolved to make it quick.

Resolve to make up for it with extra protesting!

The experience seemed to galvanize his resolve to make good.

Every new administration arrives heady with resolve to make history.

I resolved to make the best of it.