Sentence examples for supposed to commit from inspiring English sources

The gas crisis that was supposed to commit us to energy conservation quickly gave way to the S.U.V. era.

First he has to dope out who is involved in the murder he is supposed to commit.

The rules said you were not supposed to commit a targum to writing, but luckily for posterity, this was not always observed.

The Port Authority is coming up with another $3 billion, about half of which is money normally dedicated to New York State, and New Jersey is supposed to commit at least $2.7 billion in stimulus and turnpike funds.

Many have no idea where they will be studying in a few weeks, and yet they are supposed to commit themselves to a lifetime of debt on the basis of a scramble designed to emulate some mad educational survival-of-the-fittest theory.

What else was he supposed to do? Commit hara-kiri?

The treason they're supposed to have committed doesn't nowadays seem to me to be a particularly important crime.

Interrogation was surrealistic in that neither prisoner nor interrogator knew what crimes the prisoner was supposed to have committed.

It is unclear what specific offence Zaman is supposed to have committed, but it is clear why Mr Erdoğan regards it in general as objectionable.

Earlier this year, Abu Bakr was swept out of his community in Birmingham and spent four days in custody without being asked a single question about any crime he was supposed to have committed.

She spoke on the podcast about having bumped into Syed in the public library, and said she spent time with him there around the time he was supposed to have committed the murder.