Sentence examples for devote a part of from inspiring English sources
Now I devote a part of every day to depressing myself about the future.
That endorsement opens the way for many of the union's member countries to devote a part of the public radio spectrum to WiMax, and receivers for it could be built into laptop computers, phones, music players and other portable devices.
If you are too busy to devote a part of your life to the combine or are wary of opiates, dozens of "Combine Winners and Losers" articles will soon provide all of the information you need without provoking any vision quests.
21 a. 2 ad 2), for each of one's morally significant choices (for good or evil) is a choice to devote a part of one's single life to a purpose which could have been any of the whole open-ended range of purposes open to human pursuit for the sake of benefiting all or any human being(s).
On this Mother's Day, I salute not only dedicated mothers everywhere, but all women who recognize that a mother's hope starts with education and devote a part of themselves every day to ensure this for the girls in their lives and communities.
As you travel, devote a part of your time to expressing your gratitude for your travel experiences.
Frédéric, appointed professor at the Collège de France in 1937, devoted a part of his activities to preparing new sources of radiation.
In fact, Mulaney devotes a part of his stand-up routine in the Netflix special "Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity" to gripe about his wife's crush on the 22-year-old — or, as Mulaney called him, "The Boy".
When her nudes got leaked to the press in 1985, she rolled her eyes and released the public statement, "So what!" In 1990, the pope criticized her Blond Ambition tour because she devoted a part of the show to public masturbation.
We devote a significant part of our review of the literature to the task of pinning down the relationship between the abstract domain of information and the concrete domain of its creation and management in the cell.
P RESIDENT OBAMA will have to devote a big part of his State of the Union address to the economy, but which economy?
