Sentence examples for devote a small from inspiring English sources

ESPN has tended to devote a small portion of its coverage to women's sports.

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.

Until now, the museum's answer was to devote a small corner panel to her -- a tiny part of three floors of exhibits.

There are also some state-supported clinics and hospitals where the poor and elderly may receive free or low-cost treatment, and some doctors devote a small percentage of their time to treatment of the indigent.

The Pataki administration today postponed for two years, until 2004, a requirement that automakers devote a small percentage of New York sales to electric cars that do not produce air pollution.

The House of Lords passed a bill recently to make Premier League football clubs devote a small proportion of their vast resources to making the necessary changes to their grounds.

We find evidence that experienced and educated mayors choose to devote a smaller fraction of the budget to current and personnel expenditures, and so they seem to be concerned with the quality of public finances.

Mentions the German Historical Museum, which devotes a small space to National Socialism.

When Gilbert and Mildred Weinberger opened Handy Andy in 1958, they devoted a small part of their White Plains store to window coverings.

Nearby, the Star Rock sweet shop, established in 1833, devotes a small section to a basket filled with AC/DC rock.

The Shanghai Museum has devoted a small room to his collection of Ming-dynasty furniture, which includes some beautiful pieces that are more than four hundred years old.