Sentence examples for the committed from from inspiring English sources

At any rate, hardship does tend to winnow out the committed from those seeking art careers because they'd like a job where you get to work in a T-shirt and sweats.

They found that the A$275m committed from the Queensland government and the A$300m by the Commonwealth was insufficient to protect the reef.

The murders, committed from 2000 to 2007, were of eight Turkish men, one Greek and one German policewoman.

When the coalition combined to become the National Party, Hargest formally joined the new party and was "possibly the Reform MP most committed from the first to the formation of the National Party".

In normal schools and colleges, and some universities, the three elements run parallel to one another, and the student is professionally committed from the outset of his course.

The violations were committed from 1998 to 2000 during the tenure of Hal Mumme, who resigned as coach under pressure last February.

A new U.S. president had just come into the Oval Office, committed from day one to help the parties reach a two-state solution.

The two teams were unsurprisingly committed from the first whistle at a sun-drenched Dean Court, as speedy Bournemouth winger Liam Feeney caused the visitors problems on the counter-attack.

He believes Obama "brought these issues in a very candid and articulate manner to the forefront and he is committed from the get-go".

Founded in 1875, Smith College was committed from the start to the idea that the study of art should be an integral part of a liberal education.

The United States suggested something along these lines last year, confining the tribunal's scope to acts committed from 1975 to 1979, the years the Khmers Rouges held power.