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We've already taken a vow to stay friends through it.

She then took a vow of silence and removed herself from public activity.

At an early age, he took a private vow of chastity.

Well, he thought, it isn't as if I took a vow, or anything.

I'm not suggesting you take a vow to be single.

Of course, no one could have got near him if he had not taken a vow never to kill again.

And even if he didn't take a vow of chastity, nothing's going to happen between us.

Now let's just take a vow that nothing erotic will ever pass between us.

He who had taken a simple vow knew well enough how things can twist and change.

The truth is that I have taken a certain vow.

But I made a vow to be around and keep my eyes open.

You made a vow you'd never go back, and you're going to keep it.

Maybe we'd better make a vow just to stay friends.

After the experiences of the last few days, he'd made a vow to make every effort not to get behind again.

And so she had made a small, private vow to herself.

She made a vow not to think about her mother for a while.

She'd made a vow to do her best to make this marriage work.

But before all of that, he had made a vow.

Again, she made a vow to start an exercise program.

At one time West had made a vow never to take another life.

No, the President said, he would not like to make such a pledge.

And no one can ask the other to make a pledge.

He knew he'd never made a more important pledge to anyone.

But we've also made a pledge to give you the latest security news.

Or at least he should have made her pledge to him in case she did escape.

He made pledges across the world, and bad times hit him.

He'd failed, he felt, having made a pledge and then doing nothing.

The company, though, has not made a pledge toward the expansion.

Both men make a pledge of good will and promise not to spring anything on the other.

He had made a pledge to Bell that this would not happen again, only to break training once more.