Sentence examples for dedicated to the tasks from inspiring English sources
However, they all are dedicated to the tasks for which they were bred, whether coursing over rough terrain in search of gazelles, such as the Afghan hound or the Saluki, or going to ground after badgers, like the dachshund.
The i700 also has a fair speakerphone, thanks to a second speaker dedicated to the task.
The 125 members and 500 "friends" of the group are dedicated to the task of refurbishing the tarnished name of this nation's 3rd Vice-President.
Experts in recovering Jewish materials looted by the Nazis criticized United States efforts, saying a customs unit dedicated to the task was disbanded this year.
He will be 32 next birthday, and though he already bowls a seriously heavy ball – 93-94mph at best – he is dedicated to the task of becoming faster.
Ms. Teng, the assessor-recorder, said there was a sharp drop on Tuesday in the number of licenses issued to same-sex couples, in large part because her office had cut back on the staff dedicated to the task.
So the new finding could simply fuel a longstanding debate among linguists as to whether the brain handles language through mechanisms specifically dedicated to the task or through a more general system.
A program dedicated to the task greatly streamlines the process, automatically compresses the sound file to send it faster, and may offer perks like a database of utterances you've sent in the past.
What they say about Dennis Cometti's swotting before games is true: for as long as he's been calling football on TV he's spent 15-20 hours per week watching game tapes in a room dedicated to the task.
The job of cataloger, once highly dedicated to the task of describing library materials for the production of a catalog, is now focused on producing an information retrieval tool that will be of general use to the library's patrons.
The LaserWriter included PostScript renditions of several classic typefaces and a PostScript interpreter in effect, a built-in computer dedicated to the task of translating PostScript commands into marks on each page.
