Sentence examples for allow me to devote from inspiring English sources

Then, after my second retirement, which I took to allow me to devote all of my time to my new endeavors, I continued blogging and also began doing public speaking on Alzheimer's caregiving.

Among the previously unseen material to be published are notes on unrealised projects including a 1993 letter to Diana, Princess of Wales, asking "whether you might consider allowing me to devote a programme to you".

Suffice to say that I am extremely happy to have remained single ever since, as it has allowed me to fully devote myself to serving God, the Conservative party and my cats.

Still, the reduction in child labor should allow children to devote more time to school.

The bank said the move will allow her to "devote more time and attention" to an ailing family member.

The closing of Teen will allow Primedia to devote more resources to the profitable Seventeen magazine, the company said.

County officials point out that the tags will save money and allow teachers to devote less time to attendance paperwork and more time to their students.

Ms. Martin herself says that "her guilt will follow her to the grave," Mr. Moreau said, but the release will allow her to devote herself to serving others.

Doctors and researchers say that by reducing stress and stabilizing vital signs, music can allow infants to devote more energy to normal development.

The partner approach, officials said, was adopted to avoid expensive court battles and to allow experts to devote more time to recovering lost history.

And like many athletes at the time, he made enough of a living to allow him to devote his time to training.