Sentence examples for vow to do something from inspiring English sources

I periodically vow to do something about this – usually at new year – but generally nothing happens.

"Every night I made a vow to do something toward that end, whether it be to shred a paper or throw out an item," she said.

Democrats have to recognize that, and vow to do something revolutionary: use their own power.

They start a diet, and fail; begin an exercise program, then quit; make a vow to do something positive for themselves, but get deterred in one way or another and get off course.

When Dalembert returned to the Seton Hall campus, he vowed to do something to help her.

The new agriculture secretary, Tom Vilsack, has acknowledged the problem and vowed to do something about it.

Yvonne Watterson vowed to do something so she would not lose any more of her students.

Instead he took the first opportunity to accept the damning verdict and vowed to do something about it.

Class of '05 | After recovering from a recent bout of testicular cancer, Michael Lenahan C'05 vowed to do something daring each year to celebrate life.

Instead I've vowed to do something I am actually quite good at, and which comes naturally to me.

China's government keeps vowing to do something to slow its inflation, and has been trying to discourage credit growth and reduce the volume of new construction projects.