Sentence examples for who vow from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Scanlons, who vow to survive, Mr. Rrahmani frequently considers closing up shop.

Voters these days don't want harsh partisanship or leaders who vow to upset the status quo.

"A contract, a legal bond, between two adults who vow to support one another, in sickness and in health".

It will be familiar territory for the Nicholson-McFaddens, who vow to press on — be it through rallies or lawsuits.

The Promise Keepers fill stadiums with men who vow not just to hunt and gather, but to feel and commit.

For antitax zealots who vow they won't accept one more penny of federal tax, all of it could be offset by lower rates on ordinary income.

A president who vows to stay in office until 2031 will make himself hard to unseat.

The plans threaten various interest groups, from taxi drivers to pharmacists, who vowed to fight back.

Then came the Cowboys' Rob Ryan, who vowed he was coming to MetLife Stadium to claim the N.F.C.

— JEFF BRADLEY Phil Mickelson, who vowed to try to "light it up" today, has teed off.

Call them and all the legislators who vowed to change Albany's cynical business as usual.