Sentence examples for devote one from inspiring English sources

One solution that comes to my mind is to engage them in one very simple, very easy initiative--just 'Tech It Off.' Let's devote one hour on a specific day, worldwide, to going tech-free.

Starting on Sept. 18, the multiplex will devote one of its 18 screens to art and independent films.

Mr. Barenboim will devote one of his concerts this summer to a Latin program drawing on his Argentine heritage.

These experiences frequently reside in a course in which students form software development teams, are assigned to a project offered by a corporate sponsor and devote one or two semesters to the task of making progress on the project.

For example, one has a duty to develop one's talents and not to devote one's life entirely to idleness and pleasure (Kant 1785).

For this reason, the organizers of the international conference "Futures Studies Tackling Wicked Problems", held in Turku, Finland, in June 2015, decided to devote one of the fifteen thematic sessions to methodological issues with a special focus on quality.

But this year primary-school enrolment rates are still about 95%.The constitution requires the government to devote one-fifth of its spending to education.

Dillard devotes one of her most absorbing chapters to conservative autiobiography.

It devotes one museum to its native son, Diego Rivera, and another to Don Quixote.

She devotes one song to her envy of those who are "alone but not lonely".

The best coverage was offered by Ted Koppel, who devoted one evening's "NightLine" to it.