Sentence examples for and devoting from inspiring English sources

Adlai E. Stevenson (1893 97), by entering the practice of law (Chicago, 1926) and devoting himself to public service.

I'll be taking this week off from serious stuff and devoting my time to the Masters golf tournament.

They looked at their schools, which are now saving money on health care and such and devoting more to education.

He ends up staying in Burma as a monk and devoting himself to burying the Japanese dead.

That began a process of spending less and less time in New York and devoting fewer hours to her job.

It's also a matter of being realistic about modern life's many perils – and devoting energy to the ones that matter.

You're talking about shifting the lottery money out of the general fund and devoting it to this program.

He lived behind a veil of privacy with his wife and four children, accepting few honours, giving few interviews and devoting spare time to hiking and sailing.

There weren't many good business-related reasons for spending decades and devoting so much space to keep a wine alive that nobody wanted to begin with.

"We'll trade gridlock for progress," said Mr. Dayton, who added that his plans included increasing taxes on the richest Minnesotans and devoting more money to education.

Apple tends to retire each version of the iPod quietly, letting it lag behind in updates and devoting less marketing time to it until it disappears without ceremony.