Pledge used in a sentence

Pledge in a sentence as a noun

Google hasn't made this pledge, but to the best of my knowledge, they've acted in this way so far.

The pledge would be to release the source code if no new version had been released in more than a year.

He's not suggesting that we all pledge loyalty to t-mobile until the end of time.

I don't even want to visit the US again, let alone pledge my allegiance to it.

The whole idea of a "pledge of allegiance" strikes me as extremely creepy.

I was one of the earlier folks to put down a pledge for this thing, because it seems like something I'd like to develop for.

Suppose there was a website where you could sign a pledge which said: "I will spend 1/2 hour a week working against internet censorship".

He wants companies to make a pledge that, at a minimum, allows a new product or service to be tested on the market.

Pledge in a sentence as a verb

This is a pledge that you aren't going to just take their money and burn it up in a bonfire or blow it on hookers and ******* in Vegas.

I liked the idea of the product enough on first glance that I went straight to the pledge rewards, and nearly pledged the $25 without knowing any more.

Do we want this power to exist, or not?You know for me, the reason I'm upset is that I grew up in school saying the pledge of allegiance.

And despite the burning scars of previous disappointments, I pledge 20 quid like a sad, pathetic junkie whose rehab never quite took hold.

The founders of the Libertarian movement were clear, and the Libertarian Party required all members to sign a pledge to abide by the NAP as a condition of membership.

They feed you intellectual manure and try to appeal to your monkey brain to accept them as your tribal leaders and unconditionally pledge your allegiance to them and their purposes.

While it's not clear who's won that crown, there's an increasing strong sense among many that Google have failed at their "don't be evil" pledge, have disappointed users, and simply don't have the chops they once demonstrated.• Specialized search is making inroads.