Jeremy must try harder for the party and dedicate some real time and effort to his preparation – the results would be worth it.
An administrator who valued good teaching, Mrs. McIntosh was dismayed that teachers were paid less than secretaries and dedicated some of Barnard's endowment for faculty salaries.
They were however tolerant of the Vaishnava or Jain faiths and dedicated some temples to Vishnu and the Jain tirthankaras respectively.
It's a great way to decompress and dedicate some time to yourself, even if that time also includes marathons of your favorite bad TV show and/or singing along to Cowgirl Kiss-Off's on songza.
No, you don't need to light candles or get out grandma's silver, but you do need to step away from your computer and dedicate some free time to eat your lunch.
For its Go Mobile week, Google has unleashed a logo, presumably to use in ads, and it is dedicating some major face time across its blogs to mobile tips and tricks for Google's services.
Resource allocation, a problem of increasing importance in control theory (Murray, 2003), involves splitting some quantity and dedicating appropriate proportions of it to optimize some quantity of interest.
So beginning last month, the mayor committed to close nearly 20 blocks of Telegraph Avenue and surrounding streets to vehicle traffic and to dedicate some 20 police officers each month through the end of the year.
53 percent of telecommuters work more than 40 hours/week, while only 28percentt of non-telecommuters do.Some explanations for this are that workers with remote work options are more engaged with their job and voluntarily dedicate some of the time they would have spent commuting to work.
It looked as if it had been falling apart from the moment it was built and dedicated to some local official.
The curators and staff of the museum are admirable and dedicated, but some of the leadership is operating in an unaccountable and closed manner.
