Sentence examples for vow like from inspiring English sources
You sort of have to keep repeating the Vow, like people in rehab programs.
The bigger message of "The Trouble With Never," telegraphed by its title, took aim at a certain kind of declarative vow, like those made by Eddie Van Halen over the years when people speculated about Mr. Roth's return.
LONDON — The governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn A. King, gave a gloomy outlook for the British economy on Wednesday but said he would not make a vow like the one by the Federal Reserve in the United States to keep short-term interest rates near zero for some time.
How many rocker boys will make a vow like that? 3 Doors Down Altogether gloomier than its chart-topping counterparts, "The Better Life" (Republic/Universal) by the Mississippi band 3 Doors Down is in the post-grunge vein currently being sucked dry by the God-fearing Florida band Creed.
Vows, like mandalas, have a certain creative flexibility.
He vowed, like Milton's Satan "to wage by force of guile eternal war, irreconcilable to our grand Foe".
Despite the struggle against the odds and the law, he vows – like many others – to try again.
Before Ms. Ndegeocello sang "Earth," which is full of vows like "let my sweet, sweet ocean caress your shore," she had her spotlight turned off, as if she wanted to disappear into the groove.
Nonetheless, he held his ground, portraying himself as a champion of free speech and state sovereignty, and vowing, like proud Southerners after Sherman's march, to "root hog or die".
Unlike her new album, which groups the rockers at the end, she interspersed them throughout her set, getting some revenge in songs like "Faster," which puts fuzz-toned garage-rock chords behind vows like "I'm going faster, you're going backwards/You're gonna miss me when I'm gone".
Ivanka continues to talk about her father as if this were a normal campaign, and he were a candidate who was maybe a bit of a brash outsider, but not somebody who has been vowing, like a tin-pot dictator, to jail his opponent, "such a nasty woman," as he called her at Wednesday's debate.
