Sentence examples for style to commit from inspiring English sources

"It's not our style to commit horrible fouls," he said.

When they kidnap a spoiled star (Ms. Griffith) and force her, Symbionese Liberation Army style, to commit terrorist acts that become their movie in progress, she gleefully takes to her new role.

The men from the so-called Rise Above Movement ― a white supremacist group that uses mixed martial arts fighting styles to commit acts of racist violence ― are finally being held to account for the brutality unleashed in the streets, and their arrests are of worthy consequence.

His management style was to commit to the impossible and drive his staff, often cruelly, to produce results.

"I'm sure his attacking style and willingness to commit himself 100% will provide a superb spectacle".

"I'm sure his attacking style and willingness to commit himself 100% will provide a superb spectacle". Voigt is a breakaway specialist on the road who retired in August, but he is not quite finished in the sport yet.

There are a lot of styles but you have to commit to the best style for you and we saw that a lot more as this Test went on.

"After carefully investigating the RMT's complaint, we concluded that Steve Allen's comments were unlikely to have been understood by his listeners, who are familiar with the programme's established style, as a serious encouragement to commit violent or criminal behaviour," said a spokeswoman for Ofcom.

Many European nations remain on a high state of alert after warnings last year that groups of European Muslims, especially Germans, had received training in Qaeda camps in Pakistan and had been sent back to Europe to commit "Mumbai-style" attacks on civilians.

If you are planning to do something with them, patiently and respectfully of your thinking styles try and get them to commit to concrete steps or specifics about what will you do.

Later that evening, the young people were named Climate Ambassadors, formalizing the commitments embodied in their Declaration, including to commit to personal life style changes for the "common good"; to educate themselves and their communities to mitigate the changing climate; to engage with all generations and governments to combat climate change.