Sentence examples for where I committed from inspiring English sources

Here is Mr. McCann's memo: Dear Colleagues, In January, I sent a note to all of you where I committed that as soon as I was finished with my strategic review of the region, I would come back with a thoughtful plan on how we were going to tackle the opportunity in the Americas — as one firm, with one shared vision.

I sought a life at university in England, but thankfully soon returned, transferring to the University of Ulster in Derry where I committed myself to changing Northern Ireland, becoming an active member of the gay community and chairperson of a lesbian and gay organisation and North West Pride.

As I contemplated the unchartered territory of the years ahead, I consciously made a "deal" with the Universe where I committed to aging happily, joyfully, and spreading light to all those around me by living in the present, looking to the future, and never taking one moment for granted!!

"What I hope for now is two years where I can commit to MK Dons, give everything that I've got and do everything in my power to help us win promotion to the Championship".

"I made it really clear even at Kleiner Perkins, where I'm deeply committed to diversity, we have done more and should do more to get to a 50/50 world where everyone can make a difference.

"I made it really clear even at Kleiner Perkins, where I'm deeply committed to diversity, we have done more and should do more to get to a 50/50 world where everyone can make a difference," Doerr said on stage.

"That meant I was working a couple of hours per week in my first year and then I ramped up my engagement and now I'm at a point where I'm fully committed.

I was at the lowest of lows to a point where I wanted to commit suicide.

Here is where I get to commit any kind of sin freely and without reproach.

LITA:  Oh God...[both laugh]...well, I've always--there was a point in my career where I decided to commit my work to be about the relationship between the Earth and the Sky.

In a vacuum it would be a nice idea, but I would love to do it in a way where I could actually commit to it and be good at it and also not have to promote it or be an artist at a label.