Sentence examples for better to dedicate from inspiring English sources

It's better to dedicate a pan, stirring spoon, and any other necessary utensils for this purpose, never using them for food again.

"What better day to dedicate and break ground on a new building that is going to be a soaring icon right in the middle of this city and being occupied by a company that is a financial institution as well," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference in Bryant Park.

It is far better to be dedicated to getting on with it than to be whining about the futility of it all!

It seems to me that there are far better stories out there to dedicate time and energy to re-illustrate and re-create.

We should secure commitments from other industrialized nations to replenish the dwindling Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, and we should ask some better-off recipient nations to dedicate more of their own resources to AIDS treatment.

He said that lower fees would leave more resources to dedicate to building better services.

Better to train and dedicate high-grade infantrymen to support SF operations, freeing the best soldiers for the most demanding tasks.

It is much better to have a dedicated drawer or shelf space devoted to cord storage.

The bit at the end of the story, when James is on the island, about him making precise plans to better himself, dedicating himself to getting his qualifications, rather than going into port with the others — that was my grandfather.

Who better to ask than a dedicated hobby chef who cooks lasagna on a regular basis?" Who better, indeed.

However, it's important to realize that anyone willing to be a better person will dedicate the time to learn from their mistakes.