Examples of 'resolved to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "resolved to make"
resolved to make: The decision or determination to carry out or achieve a particular goal, plan, or course of action
How to use "resolved to make" in a sentence
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I am resolved to make this school a proper place.
Established an incorporation and resolved to make investments.
Resolved to make a public declaration of his faith.
Charles is firmly resolved to make the most of life.
Resolved to make an end of the situation.
Several legal issues must be resolved to make these changes effective.
Be resolved to make prayer a part of your life.
He took responsibility for his life and he resolved to make a difference.
She resolved to make her life a model of emancipation.
The defendants agreed to most of the complaints and resolved to make amends.
He resolved to make his own music.
The defendants agreed to much of the complaints and resolved to make the necessary changes.
I resolved to make it my new motto.
Thereupon the gods held a council and resolved to make him secure against every danger.
And he resolved to make this trip a new lucrative operation.
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The people of Panama are resolved to make this effort.
I resolved to make the signal.
At its first reading in July the Council resolved to make a number of cuts.
Abe is resolved to make steady progress on each of these key issues.
At that very moment I resolved to make her my wife.
He resolved to make his court the most splendid in the world.
So the Jackson Medical Society met and resolved to make an epidemic in the city.
I resolved to make her last few days happy and peaceful.
After the sermon I resolved to make my confession to him.
I resolved to make something of the sort for the patrons of the Ritz.
Thus I further resolved to make more money.
I resolved to make a deal with the Lord.
No difficulty, if men are not resolved to make one.
I have often resolved to make good my neglect of Shakespeare.
There is no difficulty, if men are not resolved to make one.
And He has resolved to make you fully complete.
This was far from comfortable, so I resolved to make my own seat.
I had therefore resolved to make a recording of a speaker of Tsakonian.
I would swapped her for all womankind . And I resolved to make up for lost time.
He resolved to make a spiritual Communion at least every quarter of an hour.
He said that the selection board resolved to make their initial focus the applicants ' résumés.
I resolved to make it the first thing I will buy when I grew up and get a job.
No matter what the difficulties, I was resolved to make an actress out of this woman.
And I resolved to make up for lost time.
It is one that we Socialists, at all events, are resolved to make.
SCO is firmly resolved to make a vital contribution to achieving this noble objective.
I am one of the many who have resolved to make changes for 2015.
And I resolved to make a change for the better.
That being said, I have resolved to make a difference.
Morgan resolved to make a stand near the Broad River.
Ecuador, for its part, is resolved to make those rights a reality.
I resolved to make me a WITH ( vortex valve ) for my safrane v6i.
CCMTA 's RSV 2010 national strategy has resolved to make Canada 's roads the safest in the world.
I am resolved to make myself obeyed by all available means… ".
Nevertheless, he is resolved to make madness work for him today.
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