Sentence examples for devote the best from inspiring English sources

Breakthroughs in the laboratory capture headlines, but drugs firms that devote the best of their grey cells to the search for the next blockbuster are in danger of neglecting the business basics.

The 23-year-old already feels so at home in Manchester that he is ready to devote the best years of his career to the Etihad Stadium club, but he hopes to return to his homeland not only to retire, but to allow his son, Benjamin, to enter his former side's youth ranks.

If you're going to devote the best years of your life to your work, have enough love for yourself and the world around you to work on something that matters to you deeply.

You don't want to devote the best years of your life to your marriage and family, then find yourself and your children financially disrespected -- living in hardship -- while your ex-husband lives the high life with his new replacement wife and family.

I figured I had devoted the best years of my life to my tendons; now it was time for them to fend for themselves.

Expectations had been so high: all those thousands of papers, books and television programmes that pinned hopes to what might happen when the world's leaders devoted the best part of a fortnight to discussing the world's environmental problems.

ReprintsOn the streets of Sana'a many Yemenis were still devoting the best part of their days to chewing qat, a mildly euphoria-inducing leaf, rather than striving to topple Mr Saleh's beleaguered government, which faces tribal unrest in the north, separatism in the south and al-Qaeda here and there".Yemen is not Tunisia", Mr Saleh insisted.

Mr. S. had devoted the best years of his life to an attempt to make union with Britain seem plausible, but the truth is that union had never seemed either plausible or vivid until an American staff sergeant named Bill Thompson got to work on the theme.

For some time now the New York Times Book Review has devoted the best part of six pages of its shrinking section to various best-seller lists.

On Sky Sports, the former Liverpool player Graeme Souness looked as though he was going to break down, as though the Suarez bite was the apex of human cruelty an indelible blot on the reputation of the magnificent club he'd devoted the best years of his life to.

On Sky Sports, the former Liverpool player Graeme Souness looked as though he was going to break down, as though the Suarez bite was the apex of human cruelty – an indelible blot on the reputation of the magnificent club he'd devoted the best years of his life to.