Sentence examples for chosen to devote from inspiring English sources
She has chosen to devote her life to the education of 14-year-old boys, ostensibly teaching English.
Instead she's chosen to devote years of her life to Catullus and while I know nothing about Hellenistic poetry, I'm glad that someone does.
In recent years, some ballet companies have emphasized multi-act works, and modern-dance choreographers have frequently chosen to devote a whole evening to a single piece, even a comparatively short one.
The fact that some corporations have chosen to devote assets to their social responsibilities is far less troubling than the fact that some governments have not.Pat MeierBlanchardville, WisconsinSIR – As companies have gone global, issues once considered "soft" by the private sector now pose "hard" business dilemmas and are becoming part and parcel of corporate risk analysis.
The board, which has overseen New York City finances since 1975, cited strong tax collections and the deferral of pension costs and found that the surplus could have been even higher had the city not chosen to devote $1 billion to create a trust fund for retiree health benefits.
But for now I want to talk, not about the practicalities of rewilding but about its essence: the reason why this idea excites and inspires me so much that I've chosen to devote much of the rest of my life to it.
He chose to devote his time to conserving the poles.
How much I choose to devote to any aspect of worker welfare is my choice.
It's not that I chose to devote less of myself to the kids, in order to write this book.
More highlights: The pro-choice plank: We strongly support a woman's right to choose to devote her life to her family and children.
The caption included a quotation from Ron: "We chose to devote our lives to God and to learn the lessons He teaches in the earth".
