Sentence examples for too many commitments from inspiring English sources

"I have too many commitments.

"You say yes, and then you've got too many commitments".

It would be more accurate to say that too many commitments was his problem.

There would be too many commitments to Dancing With The Stars.

At this point Moore decided he had too many commitments, too, and wouldn't be doing their opera any more.

I want to return to Iraq to serve my country but I have too many commitments here because I study and I work.

If too many extracurricular commitments dragged down your grades, consider taking a break from one or more non-favorite activities.

But too many financial commitments, even if you are a high earner, and you are unlikely to qualify for a loan, she said.

In return, Moore asked Gorillaz to guest-edit a few pages of Dodgem Logic, but they missed their deadline, explaining that they had too many other commitments.

Previous Christmases have been anything but peaceful: ill-timed strife at work, too many social commitments, stressing because you haven't seen as many friends or family members as you wanted to, shopping in noisy, overcrowded shopping centres, eating too much sugar, drinking too much alcohol, even sleep is disrupted.

Tom Daley received the full support of his synchronised diving partner Peter Waterfield on Thursday night after the pair finished a disappointing seventh at the Fina World Cup, a week after British Swimming's performance director had criticised the 17-year-old for supposedly taking on too many media commitments.