Sentence examples for vowed with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vowed with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding the intended message. Example: "He vowed with his friends to support each other through thick and thin."
"We have to enjoy overcoming resistance," Tuchel had vowed with typical, monk-like devotion.
He vowed with steely resolve to spend my cash on strippers and weed no matter how pathetically I begged, and I managed to believe him.
But on the bus that night, he vowed, with jaw clenched, to the team president, Rod Thorn, that it would not happen again.
Will they back Mr. Karzai, who has vowed, with American and international backing, to disarm them and build a unified national defense corps?
"I must shut myself up to the study of man's estimate of himself as contrasted with my own estimate of him," he vowed, with much misgiving, in mid-January.
Here in Pueblo, Mr. Kerry pointed out a man in the audience who served with him on Swift boats in the Vietnam War, and vowed, "with the same energy that Wayne and I put in going after Viet Cong and trying to win for our country, I pledge to you, I will hunt down, capture or kill the terrorists".
"I'll bring them back," he vows with a swagger.
That just strengthens the case for a quickie renewal of Britain's wedding vows with Europe in a referendum held in 2016.
The visit came on the day that Mr. Sharpton had planned to renew his wedding vows with his wife, Kathy Jordan Sharpton, at 3 p.m. at Canaan Baptist Church in Harlem.
After exchanging rings and vows with his childhood sweetheart, Paula, one December morning back in 1999, Zanetti famously decided that the moment was right to pop another question.
A transsexual who was born a man has exchanged marriage vows with another woman, taking advantage of an appeals court ruling that defines sex only by chromosomes.
