Sentence examples for * devotes in from inspiring English sources

To praise Proclus' philosophical achievements, Marinus devotes in Life of Proclus one chapter to the discussion of the doctrines we owe to him (§ 23).

Devoted mother of David and Jonathan and devoted mother-in-law of Laurie and Susan.

E. Flick and devoted sister-in-law Stella Flick.

It already devotes one in four of its tax dollars to pensions, according to the Civic Federation, a budget watchdog.

They are so central that the current Republican frontrunner devotes time in every rally to reading out his poll numbers.

The massive and relatively sudden explosion of great literary creativity during Shakespeare's lifetime supports this supposition, as does the appearance of works such as Richard Mulcaster's The First Part of the Elementarie (1582), which devotes itself, in part, to the defense of English as a literary tongue.

The state devotes one in four of its tax dollars to pensions, which is more than it spends on primary and secondary education.Mainly as a result of this gargantuan pension debt, Illinois's bond rating is the lowest of all the states, which means dramatically higher borrowing costs.

This is the chief problem to which Mr. Darwin devotes himself in his last work..."...

Our data in this study indicated that the expression level of atTOC132 in leaves and roots was higher than that of atTOC120 (Figure 2), pointing out that atToc132 devotes more in the machinery of non-photosynthetic protein import.

This year we devote festival in memory of legendary ballerina.

Loving brother and brother-in-law, devoted uncle, loyal friend.