Sentence examples for before you devote from inspiring English sources

So my first suggestion is that for now you should concentrate on your revision and wait until your exams are out of the way before you devote yourself to your hunt for a job.

It's going to be one big cryfest with a couple of laughs and a lot of love thrown in there, but before you devote your Thursdays to the Bravermans for the last time (ugh, we're already crying), let's rehash some of what happened last season and take a look at what's ahead.

Wait until the speaker is finished before you devote your mental energy to what you want to say.

What could be lonelier than to watch the political system to which you devoted your life evaporate before your eyes?

It is even attracting some young people who before had devoted themselves to the somewhat slower paced game of baseball.

… [the NHS] to become, more than ever before, a system devoted to continual learning and improvement of patient care, top to bottom and end to end.

The first and over-riding recommendation of the Berwick report [ 2] was for, … [the NHS] to become, more than ever before, a system devoted to continual learning and improvement of patient care, top to bottom and end to end.

Describe how breakfast will happen -- do they get to weigh in the night before, or is it "eat whatever Mom puts on the table?" Do you want them to pick out their clothes the night before, or are you willing to devote time in the morning to help them choose what they'll wear?

Take these other elements of running a day care into account before you make the decision to devote yourself to starting a new business: Are you ready to handle the mishaps, behavioral issues and emergencies that arise when working with kids?

BBC1 controller Danny Cohen said the corporation had thought carefully before deciding to devote almost the whole of his channel and BBC3's schedule to the games.

Before deciding to devote herself to music as a career at around the age of twenty, Nilsen was a ballet dancer.