Sentence examples for It devotes from inspiring English sources
It devotes its attention, and much of its money, to grander schemes.
It devotes its final two paragraphs to one of its great conspiracy theories.
It devotes most of its resources to curing the diseases of the world's poor.
It devotes most of its length to a South American bat attacking and guzzling the blood of a live guinea pig in a science lab.
It devotes most of its "Eyewitness" central spread to the above photograph of a man adjusting his spuds.
It devotes about half its space to the effects of a few common pollutants on the cardiovascular system.
It devotes one museum to its native son, Diego Rivera, and another to Don Quixote.
It devotes almost 40 pages just to toilets.
It devotes even more to Mr. Ebert's early dealings with famous actors and filmmakers.
It devotes three billion dollars a year and ten thousand people to the research and development of new drugs.
It devotes more than three hours of stage time to portraying the casualties of the culture clash between a rising and a waning superpower.
