Sentence examples for resolving to stick from inspiring English sources

Or they can be mundane to the point of melancholy: I spent one fruitless day meandering through the back roads of Vermont seeking not quaint covered bridges and bursts of autumnal color but gritty marble quarries and the small museums that companies created to commemorate their excavations — ending up wearily resolving to stick to contemplating sculptured final products.

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.

You must first come up with a budget and then resolve to stick to it.

Almost every successful entrepreneur I know didn't see true sustained success until they became so fed up that finally one day they resolved to stick to just one business idea no matter what, for as long as it took to be successful.

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?