Examples of using Ready to commit in English and their translations into Slovak
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Not ready to commit.
Or maybe you are ready to commit.
I'm ready to commit.
She looked like she was ready to commit murder.
He's ready to commit to a relationship.
They aren't ready to commit.
Are you under the impression that your partner is not ready to commit?
He's not ready to commit.
A man who is being genuine about his feelings willprobably tell you from the start he is not ready to commit.
I was ready to commit to this flower.
You even pick people out that are ready to commit suicide.
You are ready to commit to live in Prague for 12 months.
Berlusconi says 600,000 migrants ready to commit crime.
Are you ready to commit to your business 100 per cent?
Berlusconi says 600,000 migrants ready to commit crime.
Dear children, you are ready to commit sin and put yourselves in the hands of satan without reflecting…”.
Berlusconi says 600,000 migrants ready to commit crime.
If you aren't ready to commit to regular salon visits, it's better to go traditional.".
See, if he does indeed have feelings for you, then you're ready to commit to him and stay with him forever.
However, is the European Union ready to commit 0.3% of its GDP to its policy for halting biodiversity loss and to convince the OECD countries to do the same?
The opportunities of your business could be the international expansion and demand for your products, the rising popularity of your business,and the overwhelming investors ready to commit their money into your business.
At age 65 he was ready to commit suicide.
Maybe he is not ready to commit to the relationship.
Just to say that right now, I'm not ready to commit to either one of those things.
If you're not entirely sure you're ready to commit to the bridal party obligations, you can, in fact, politely decline.
I just don't know if I'm ready to commit to another therapist.
Make sure you are ready to commit to the investment.
By the time the holidays are over,many people are maxed out on booze and ready to commit to Dry January- a month-long hiatus from all alcohol, beer, and wine.