Sentence examples for I'm going to devote from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to devote myself full time to securing and then winning a referendum on leaving the EU," Hannan replied.

I'm going to devote an entire lecture to the baroque trend in Roman architecture, around the Empire, not just in Rome, but mostly in the provinces.

I've got an idea for a magazine and I'm going to devote 100percentt of my time to developing that idea".

His union does not have a reputation for vigorous organizing, but Mr. Hansen said: "I'm going to devote as much money as I can to organizing.

Apart from orientation, move in, and other university business, I'm going to devote my time to my favorite recreation, my hobby, my passion (as mothball-loaded as that word has come to be): watching, researching and celebrating the classics.

Biden invited Katulis and a visiting former congressman down to the hotel restaurant for a milkshake, and then delivered a 90-minute monologue, the essence of which was: "I know more about foreign policy than any of the other candidates in the race, and I'm going to devote the next six months to rewriting Democratic foreign policy".

I am going to devote a good deal of time getting the president re-elected".

"When I stop working at G.M., I am going to devote myself to the house, making it look as pristine as possible," Mr. Kirkland said.

"It really freaked me out, that I was going to devote my life to a profession and only interact with 2percentt of my fellow citizens," he said.

"I knew what I came here for and the length in my mind that I was going to devote to this," Walsh said of his time with the Knicks.

This is the space I was going to devote to two pieces by Michael Daugherty performed by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at Alice Tully Hall on Friday night, but for the life of me I can't remember much about them.