Sentence examples for devote the next year from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Warrillow, my husband and I chose to switch gears and devote the next year to selling our business.

Ideally England would devote the next year to identifying who this might be, to finding a convincing spin option, and to hoping Steven Finn can be voodoo'ed back into bowling health.

He relocated to Brightmoor where he will devote the next year to building the music program.

So it makes perfect sense that Mr. Giuliani wants to devote the next year and a half to being "a better mayor," as he said on Friday when he withdrew from the Senate race -- to build on his successes and knock down the barriers he concedes he may have erected between his administration and many minority New Yorkers.

On and off, Astor would devote the last two decades of his life to Myra Hindley's redemption.

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.

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".

Indeed, he has pledged to devote the next decade to pilot the library to greatness.

Having previously denied the presence of Libyan troops in the country, Gaddafi disowned the general, a betrayal which caused him to devote the next two decades towards toppling the Libyan leader.

In 2006, the president of the region announced his commitment to devote the 2007 annual meeting to children's rights.

Ms. Stuart has devoted the last decade to the adoration of manhole covers.