Sentence examples for devote a second from inspiring English sources
The exhibition curators — Colin B. Bailey, Margaret Iacono and Joanna Sheers, all of the Frick — devote a second gallery to Rembrandt's pupils.
Though it may be a pop cliche to devote a second album to the hardships of the fame that came with the first, Eminem dissects the topic so furiously and honestly that the record stands as a fresh achievement.
The truth is, one could easily spend an entire day browsing Magazine Street's antiques and junk shops alone, then devote a second day to perusing the more upscale shops of the Garden District, and yet a third Uptown, and still go back for more.
The cable operators have responded that because they were already obliged to carry the signal of a network on one channel, it would violate the First Amendment to be forced by the government to devote a second channel on their system for a digital version of the same programming offered on the analog channel.
It's understandable: when you write about Larry Ellison Larry Ellison and Steve Jobs Steve Jobs, why would you devote a second to learning the intricacies of wafer sorters, steppers and epitaxy?
"Here you have to devote a third of your campaign to homosexuals," says a political consultant.
The society says corporal punishment magazines, priced from £1 to £3.50, devote a third of their space to school material.
Out of his 15 minutes of angry fame, Howard Dean was willing to devote a third of it to me.
Illinois, once its funds were depleted, would be forced to devote a third of its budget to retirees; Ohio, fully half.
In India, state banks must devote a third of their assets to government bonds and another 15-20% to "priority" industries of the government's choosing.
As a result, many Brazilians buy on installment plans, and high interest rates mean that Brazilians now devote a fifth of their income to servicing debt (almost twice as much as Americans do).
