Sentence examples for vowed to present from inspiring English sources

After the meeting, Mr. Gulotta vowed to present a balanced 2001 budget and four-year plan on Friday.

In announcing the appointment, the Philharmonic emphasized that Mr. Maazel, an American, has vowed to present more works by living American composers, which would, of course, be welcome.

During the conference, Mr. Maliki "expressed resentment and anger of the people," and Mr. Bush apologized and vowed "to present the soldier to the courts," the Iraqi government said in a statement, according to Agence France-Presse and Reuters.

The former Leicester City striker vowed to present the BBC football programme in his underwear if his club won the Premier League title, which they did against the odds in May.

The former Leicester City striker had vowed to present the BBC football programme in his undies if the club won the Premier League title, which they did against the odds in May.

Frontman Bruce Dickinson spoke of the "honour and privilege" of being asked to play and vowed to present "one hell of a show and go out with all guns blazing".

Vowing to present Mr. Sarkozy with a revived political opposition, Ms. Aubry wants to create a shadow cabinet of politicians who would systematically challenge their counterparts in the Sarkozy government.

She vowed to give up the violin.

Komorowski, who has served since 2010 and made harmony his trademark, called for a debate with Duda and vowed to urgently present new reforms.

I vowed to be a present, helpful mother for as much time as we'd have together.

I vowed to be more present and to focus on the task at hand, rather than multi-task my way through group discussions.