Sentence examples for dedicated to leaving from inspiring English sources

And everything here is dedicated to leaving a small footprint.

UKIP is dedicated to leaving the EU: David Cameron says he does not want to.

Rosen writes at times like an official historian, dedicated to leaving nothing, and no one, out.

Ross's writing - above all on plutonium - was dedicated to leaving a legacy closer to the truth than the official history would care to admit.

Vesicular transport genes are less regulated, which may reflect the fact that only part of the proteins entering the secretory pathway are dedicated to leave the cell.

Everyone is dedicated to the "Leave No Trace" principle.

What next, a sub-sub-subcategory dedicated to "Pink High Heels (Left Foot) to Replace One Eaten by Brown Dog"?

"Eight hours are dedicated to sorting out problems left over from the previous government," a source close to the president told the BBC.

The public safety committee, which is tasked with studying the bill, still has seven meetings left dedicated to the bill.

There is, too, a charming irony to his existence: He's so dedicated to relaxing and being left alone that he so rarely sits still.

She also became a conservationist, dedicated to preserving the natural world, leaving 4,000 acres to the National Trust in Britain upon her death in 1943.