Sentence examples for devote a slice of from inspiring English sources

Devote a slice of your energies towards making the world suck less every week.

So shouldn't I devote a big slice of the pie of my day to shoving food into my body, primarily through my mouth?

Even Magic Mike XXL, the year's most inclusive Hollywood production, devotes a considerable slice of screen time to the candid erotic confessions of a red-hot, 57-year-old Andie MacDowell – and was rewarded with a startling 96% female turnout on its opening weekend.

Still, universities, professional associations and private institutions are increasingly devoting a larger slice of the pie to the field.

The company is devoting a huge slice of resources to India where it has a tough battle against both rivals and the culture of the local market.

The huge payout has spawned an industry devoted to getting hold of a slice of the money.

This is why, in Robbe-Grillet's first published novel, The Erasers, there are so many paragraphs devoted to repetitious descriptions of the configuration of seeds in a slice of tomato.

I am not sure if I even devoted a small slice to the dimension of age.

Or a slice of prosciutto?

It depicts a slice of America, a slice of humanity.

"A slice, like you cut a slice of sausage, but a slice of dream".