Sentence examples for sterling commitment from inspiring English sources
But ITV's sterling commitment to the novelist Bernard Cornwell's character didn't last (on and off) for 15 years for no good reason.
"A professional sports club rarely experience having the pleasure of retaining a player for their entire career so I'd like to thank Mark for his sterling commitment for the last 14 years.
Moreover, Britain would be exempt from the EU's "ever-closer union" commitment, allowed to keep the pound sterling as its currency, and reimbursed for money spent on euro-zone bailouts.
And then there is the matter of the incoming president, Donald J. Trump, who has promised to take advantage of low interest rates and borrow to invest in research and infrastructure, but whose commitment to science is not exactly sterling.
August 18 2015 August 23 201515 A sterling modernist pianist who passionately values the jazz tradition, Allen demonstrates her commitment to weaving together the past and the present in her trio, which features the bassist Kenny Davis and the eighty-six-year-old drummer Jimmy Cobb, the last surviving contributor to Miles Davis's epochal recording "Kind of Blue".
Norman saw a return to the gold standard at the prewar rate as a matter of national pride, a moral commitment to those who had placed their assets and their trust in sterling.
Birch said: "I'd like to place on record our thanks for the professionalism, commitment and hard work during their time at the club and in particular their sterling work over the last few weeks with the team.
The rival medical teams had done some sterling work in that opening period, matched by the efforts of both sides in terms of commitment to the cause.
"O.K., gentlemen, sterling work, sterling".
