Sentence examples for vow from from inspiring English sources

That vow, from Gen. Wesley K. Clark on the eve of only his second electoral contest, underlined his confidence as he traveled to Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma.

OOF: Drugmakers seem to be hiking prescription prices despite a vow from the president in May that some manufacturers would make "massive" cuts.

She co-founded the #FBrape campaign and won an unprecedented vow from Facebook to act over gender-hate content on its site.

If "Harvest" didn't convey the complex reality of kinship so forcefully, it might be dismissed as yet another dysfunctional-family drama, to use a noxious cliché that I vow from this day hence to banish from my critical lexicon.

"Our monetary stance will remain accommodative as long as needed," he said, reinforcing his vow from July to do whatever it took to preserve the euro zone, which marked a turning point in the crisis.

The White House added that Mr. Obama said he would use his executive branch authority during his second term to advance his goals for clean energy and climate change, repeating a vow from his recent State of the Union address.

She vowed from the very first night to get out.

He vows, "From all the gods of Egypt I will exact retribution".

But a decade of earnest vows from the corporate sector has not dented male-dominated Deutschland AG.

So I vowed from that moment that I would come out of this situation a better person.

Mosley said he vowed from that day forward, he would "just go for the knockout".