Sentence examples for vow even from inspiring English sources
But I couldn't forget my mother's taunting vow, even after she died and I saw her in a more understanding light.
The Poganys daughter, Ellen Beigel, said: "After reading the book and about the vow to have Jewish children, the fact that my brother was able to document this interesting story, and have it printed for other people to read, makes that vow even more fulfilling".
The now-grizzled senior citizen seemed to vow, even at the time, to destroy the king of all vamps.
She still has to take her final vows even as a musical career beckons.
I vowed, even at that early age, that if I could take care of myself, I would spare such painful remorse".
If two people claimed they had exchanged marital vows — even out alone by the haystack — the Catholic Church accepted that they were validly married.
He was quick to pounce on terrorist incidents in Paris and Brussels, as well as Orlando and San Bernardino, Calif., with tough vows, even if he was loose with his facts.
Surrendering means deciding to stand by one's vows even when boredom becomes the dominant theme of a marriage; giving up the hope that marriage will provide perpetual elation; learning to live with less than great sex, or with no sex at all.
If the circumstances were unusual, the wedding, conducted at Te Marae, the museum's rainbow-coloured meeting space, was full of the essentials: expensive clothing, parents giving their blessings, tearful vows – even a small child making mischief in the front row.
More than a dating service, Gust lets entrepreneurs and potential investors check one another out, exchange vows, even consummate a marriage.
The elections wouldn't go ahead, he vowed, "even if we are dead".
