Sentence examples for I often devoted from inspiring English sources

I often devoted these "drug holidays" to romantic daydreaming, but one Friday, in February of 1967, while I was exploring the rare-book section of the medical library, I found and took out a rather rare book on migraine entitled "On Megrim, Sick-Headache, and Some Allied Disorders: A Contribution to the Pathology of Nerve-Storms," written, in 1873, by one Edward Liveing, M.D.

After a major Commons debate, it often devoted two full broadsheet pages to its report, written (or rather, dictated) by the amazing William Barkley.

Before we worked together I would often devote myself to one course or another without realizing I was doing so.

Their nonmatinee afternoons are often devoted to reading scripts.

Dot Earth is often devoted to quantitative assessments.

"Just Jazz" often devoted an entire show to a single performer or ensemble.

He often devoted his vacation time to working on fiction and plays.

The museum has long had single- or multiple-artist shows, often devoted to Jewish social, political and historical topics, with responses to the Holocaust as an occasional theme.

But in Vietnam, restaurants are often devoted to a single dish: pho, banh xeo (a rice crepe stuffed with pork and bean sprouts), goat hot pot.

Representational and narrative art other than the religious is often devoted to local subjects: the family portrait, the individual farm or church, or a typical activity.

While the summer days pass languorously enough, afternoons and evenings are often devoted to shuttling back and forth to hockey practices and games all over South Jersey.