Sentence examples for devote a bit from inspiring English sources
Some journalists should get over themselves and devote a bit more effort to thinking these things through clearly.
(I also devote a bit of space to this very subject in my new book, "How to Cook Everything: The Basics").
Then I can devote a bit more time to being a trustee of the PetPlan Charitable Trust, which I'm going to continue to do.
He had researched and reflected on much of this by the time he graduated from medical school, and so he decided to devote a bit of each week to helping out in an abortion clinic.
The terrorism chessboard is among the most important, but if we could just devote a bit more energy to the others, we could save thousands of lives -- including the life of the next Sarah Longstreet.
If you can devote a bit of time to each of these items, you're off to a good start.
For the moment this talent is devoted, a bit awkwardly, to internecine political combat.
China consistently devotes a bit over 2% of GDP to defence about the same as Britain and France and half of what America spends.
I just think there are some people out there who devote a small bit of time to show their appreciation, and that's very touching.
Mr. Sedlacek devotes a fair bit of attention to unpacking the origins of the "invisible hand".
