Sentence examples for devote the last from inspiring English sources
And though he is scheduled to campaign with Mr. Bush in Florida and New Hampshire later this month, Mr. McCain plans to devote the last crucial week of the campaign to Republican Congressional candidates, not Mr. Bush.
Following a tradition that began in 1993, the opera house (Legerova 75; www.opera.cz/en) will devote the last two weeks of the month to the famed 19th-century Italian composer's large cache of work.
The guide Gerry Thomas was waiting for me, knowing that I would want to devote the last hour of failing light to casting for Atlantic salmon.
After watching the Beatles' company, Apple Corps, devote the last few years to developing a site-specific show in Las Vegas, a video game and a line of pricey memorabilia, Beatles fans are finally getting something they've been demanding for at least the last decade: sonically upgraded reissues of the group's original British albums, in stereo and mono.
With a destination, a project, and a fellowship lined up, I could devote the last few months of my PhD to... well, my PhD.
On and off, Astor would devote the last two decades of his life to Myra Hindley's redemption.
It was Mr. Rove who insisted that the president devote the last five days before the election on a 10,000-mile, 17-city, 15-state blitz, and campaign as if his political life depended on it.
I was born in the Soviet Union and my personal history led me to devote the last two years of my life educating the public about the horrors of North Korea.
First, and for reasons that will become apparent at the novel's end, the letter allows Abby to explain how and why he was able to devote the last 40 years of his life "almost entirely to my jewelry -- to what I've been given and have given myself".
Like Mr. Warrillow, my husband and I chose to switch gears and devote the next year to selling our business.
The idea to devote the summer to puppets, Ms. Terzulli said, is the result of intergenerational enthusiasm: "Puppet shows always seem to inspire the most audience dialogue, from children and parents".
