Sentence examples for deciding to devote from inspiring English sources
Berlusconi introduced a new way of speaking so that deciding to devote yourself to politics became "taking to the field".
Today there are countless people practising journalism who feel no identification with the profession, let alone deciding to devote their lives to it.
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.
The Beatles were fed up with live performances by that point, and when their 1966 North American tour ended, they retired from the stage, deciding to devote themselves instead to recording.
Mr. Syjuco, who once held entry-level jobs at The New Yorker and other magazines before deciding to devote himself full time to writing, is clearly from the educated upper classes that he skewers in his book.
He earned a master's degree from Brown University and studied for a Ph.D. at Georgetown before deciding to devote his life to chess, both as a player and as an organizer.
About 1902 she decided to devote her energies to poetry.
He decided to devote his life to the religion.
I decided to devote myself to the nation".
After a year he decided to devote himself to drawing and to book illustration.
Within a short time, he had decided to devote his science career to energy.
