Sentence examples for to vowing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a vow; to promise.
Still technically Scotland's First Minister until the new SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, takes over, Mr Salmond came close to vowing an effective UDI if Scotland was denied further devolved powers.
They went from borrowing $40 million from Major League Baseball to stay afloat to vowing to aggressively pursue their free-agent pitcher, Cliff Lee, against certain competition from the Yankees.
North Korea is no exception, with its recent shift in rhetoric from accusing the US of imagining a North Korean ballistic missile threat, to vowing to use its ballistic missile capabilities to strike the continental US," says Andrea Berger, from the Royal United Services Institute in London.
But it has to vow to be tougher in future.
You have to vow to change, and then change".
Many are vowing to rebuild.
He asked for leniency, vowing to change.
Diệm refused, vowing to reassert his control.
Privately, he vowed to return to Maryland.
Turpin leaves enraged, vowing never to return.
Though Jones vowed to go abroad, Paris had to wait.
