Sentence examples for dedicate most of the from inspiring English sources

MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME If I'm not conducting on Sunday I try to dedicate most of the day to my family, because they have to struggle with my absences.

The central African nation of Chad, which had tried to violate its agreement with the World Bank to dedicate most of the revenues from a bank-supported oil pipeline to poverty reduction, reached an interim deal with the bank yesterday that would give the bank and Chad three months to reach a final settlement, a bank official said.

He will touch on the theme of "two Americas" -- one rich and one struggling -- that was the touchstone of his own primary campaign, as well as the war in Iraq, but will dedicate most of the address to describing Mr. Kerry's strengths, laying out his own background and explaining their vision for America, the official said.

The group — part new-music band, part composers' collective — dedicated most of the first half to Salvatore Sciarrino's deftly iconoclastic reworking of four pieces by the Italian Renaissance composer Gesualdo.

Opening Ceremony has dedicated most of the bottom floor of its SoHo store to sale items up to 70 percent off, including a notable selection of fall clothing from its own Opening Ceremony label, and other designers like Proenza Schouler, Kenzo and Acne.

She had an affair with Debussy at the time, and he dedicated most of the compositions he wrote from 1880 to 1884 to her.

How else do Vince (Adrian Grenier), Drama (Kevin Dillon, Eric Kevin Connollyly) and Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) dedicate most of their time to the pursuit of pleasure without appearing to take much pleasure in any of it?

Between cake cuttings, first dances, and much more mingling, it's no surprise that most couples choose to dedicate most of their décor to the reception space.

The National Institutes of Health will dedicate most of its $8.2 billion for research from the economic stimulus bill to funding grant applications it has already received and to supplementing existing grants.

It was only in 20 July 1762, when he received the first payment on a government pension of 300 pounds a year, that he no longer had to worry about money and was finally able to dedicate most of his time to finishing the work.

Almost everyone in the squad now is professional, so they can dedicate most of their time to training with the national team or playing and training with their clubs.