Sentence examples for determined to devote an from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schenker and a friend, determined to devote an entire night to sampling some of New York City's best dishes, kicked off the quest with crudo and small plates at Marea, near Columbus Circle.

, I determined to devote the sum to a splendid portrait of myself.

In the weeks before he took office as secretary of state, Colin Powell made clear he was determined to devote American attention to the problems of Africa, a continent that was barely mentioned during George W. Bush's campaign.

As a young doctor, Liang Wang determined to devote himself completely to the fight against tuberculosis.

The French defeat, in his view, sprang from a deep national sickness, and he determined to devote his final years to examining its causes.

Though she was very much a realist and not for an instant misled by false optimism, Lynn nonetheless determined to devote her professional life to ennobling and enlightening human relations.

After attending slavery debates and observing slave auctions in Washington, D.C., he determined to devote his life to emancipation.

"I'm looking for someone like me, someone who is determined to devote themselves to their modelling career.

Fed up with his roles, he announced his retirement in the late 1970s, determined to devote his life to his family and his high-speed fun.

Resisting calls for his resignation, Northam has said he is determined to devote the remaining three years of his term to racial reconciliation.

In 1911, determined to devote herself full time to her own writing, she left McClure's -- but only after agreeing to ghost-write Sam's autobiography, a task that allowed her to develop her skill at speaking in a male voice.