Sentence examples for devote some of from inspiring English sources

So Manager Terry Collins was forced to devote some of his afternoon Saturday to address the issue.

He plans to devote some of his conservation acres to growing feed for his cows and some to grazing.

But the deal left many Democrats angry, and analysts said Mr. Obama would need to devote some of his time to shoring up his political base.

He decided to devote some of his fortune to philanthropy, but has said he was discouraged by traditional models, which he says can often reward bad outcomes.

Mr. Sloane would like to devote some of each season to full-length works or to programs that explore the music of a single composer.

Microsoft's suits represent the largest number filed at one time, and reflect Microsoft's willingness to devote some of its considerable resources to fighting spam.

Today, City Opera, to which I devoted some of the best years of my conducting career, is fighting to survive.

He made a point of devoting some of his work with the Jupiter Symphony to charitable causes.

At 81, Mr Sperling cares little about the approval of others, and has devoted some of his wealth to sponsoring a range of neglected or unpopular causes.

When he reëmerged, he devoted some of his time to creating new radio stations but most of it — he died in 2003 — to burnishing his legend.

Sportswriters like Damon Runyon and Red Smith took a keen interest in the subject and devoted some of their best columns to it.