Sentence examples for with a vow to return from inspiring English sources

But General Amin agreed to have the rooms sealed, and the United Nations team left four hours later with a vow to return another day.

In a lively news conference that began with a lecture to reporters for describing his brand of radio as "potty-mouthed" and ended with a vow to return to genital-centric humor once the furor had died down, Mr. Stern said that his support of the Kerry campaign had put him on the wrong side of regulators.

A member of Parliament since 1983, Mr. Corbyn had never held a major leadership position in the party, but he beat his opponents with a vow to return to its socialist roots and to reject the "Third Way" centrist policies of Tony Blair, who was in office from 1997 to 2007, the longest-serving Labour prime minister in British history.

We held our own meeting coming up with ideas to help nurture and develop the media scene in Gaza and ended our day with a collective vow to return to Gaza in the fall, in the hope that we would be able to cross the border then.

An entry in my journal reads, "I made a solemn vow to return to Venice and become a gondolier".

From an undisclosed location, Mnangagwa released a statement vowing to "return to Zimbabwe to lead you".

Bonds, who leads the majors with 39 homers, vowed to return to the lineup today, when he will resume his chase of Mark McGwire's home run record.

Having stumbled across it in Delph with a friend from Rochdale last year, I vowed to return as a contestant.

With his father, he appealed to Spurrier for a second chance, and vowed to return the money and play without a scholarship.

They fell in love with it, booked a holiday right away and vowed to return each year with their family.

After missing the Super Bowl, which was won by Tampa Bay in a 48-21 Robbinsobbins vowed to return to football with renewed dedication.