Sentence examples for swore to use from inspiring English sources

President Pervez Musharraf called the killing "a barbaric murder" which "defamed the whole religion of Islam", and swore to use an "iron hand" against terrorism.

Bala devoured the works of Georges Bataille, who vowed to "brutally oppose all systems" and who once contemplated carrying out human sacrifices; and William Burroughs, who swore to use language to "rub out the word"; and the Marquis de Sade, who demanded, "O man!

Now, as a direct result of the Sun's opposition, it has sworn to use the law to dismantle News UK if it wins power.

Others regularly swear to use their leisure time to do more reading and then spend months binging all nine seasons of Seinfeld or becoming a memelord.

Do you remember placing your right hand on a Bible and swearing to "use your knowledge for the betterment of society and the improvement of the legal system?" Do you remember repeating the words: "I will never reject, from any consideration personal to myself, the cause of the defenseless or oppressed?" Have these words gotten lost in the many years of a shiny, illustrious career?

Before you plop on the tin-foil hat and swear to never use Google Voice Search again, let me reiterate: this is an opt-in feature.

They have repeatedly sworn not to use any more public money to rescue the banking system, but they now find themselves with few other options.

(Holbrooke might have sworn not to use the "K-word," but he was going to India almost as often as he was going to the two other countries).

The certification also makes it easier for shareholders to sue executives if accounting problems do surface at a company because plaintiffs will have the sworn statement to use as evidence, securities lawyers said.

But Palmsource also has a deal with Good Technology, Research In Motion's sworn enemy, to use its Goodlink technology for over-the-air synchronization on the Palm OS, which a Handspring representative suggested might be used in some way on the Treo 600.

Kiedis had slipped from five years of sobriety and began reusing narcotics he'd sworn never to use again.