Sentence examples for devote an hour from inspiring English sources

And NBC News announced that "Dateline" would devote an hour to Michael Jackson's face.

The network will devote an hour of prime time on each Wednesday and two hours on each Thursday.

The sports-talk radio host Ike Reese, a former Eagles linebacker, vowed to devote an hour of his show to discuss the quarterback situation.

The move will allow the network to devote an hour of prime time coverage to the opening nights of the party conventions.

In a tribute, NBC planned to devote an hour to Mr. Russert on Friday night, and it gave over its entire "Nightly News" to him.

That certainly was NBC executives' understanding of the order when they negotiated an agreement to devote an hour of "Dateline" to Ms. Couric's interview with Mr. Simpson.

The defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, was prompted to devote an hour-long news conference to the subject on Tuesday.

He said he was excited about the concept because he is the type of man the Blitz is aimed at: someone who can't devote an hour-and-a-half to a workout at least three times a week, and someone who may not feel comfortable following a 300-pound bodybuilder onto a machine.

This three-hour weekly program devoted an hour apiece to bands of varying styles, with Goodman's band appearing last.

For two and a half years, Mr. Gleick, a sophomore majoring in bioengineering at the University of California, Los Angeles, has devoted an hour a day to learning something new.

Ellen DeGeneres devoted an hour of her talk show to Bieber and Usher; there was pandemonium in the audience.