Sentence examples for devote tomorrow from inspiring English sources

A couple of counties further north, another 1,500 masochists will devote tomorrow to a similar event, the Mad Monk, at Darley Hall, Derbyshire.

Accordingly, the commission will devote 2007 to formulating specific recommendations for making progress toward this objective.

After boot camp they continue to devote 20-30% of it to ideology.

The eBible Fellowship believes that God said he would devote 1,600 days to this task – bringing us to 7 October 2015.

Mr. Gore had planned to devote this week to discussing the environment in his three-week "progress and prosperity" tour.

So let me devote this week's blog to trying to explain where I was, and am, coming from.

The Agriculture Department said farmers would devote 323.8 million acres to 19 principal crops this year, up 3.8 million acres from last year and 7.8 million acres from 2006.

Sun has guaranteed $1.3 billion in payments from the iPlanet alliance over three years, although America Online is obliged to devote 1,200 employees to the effort.

Although they will devote this month to private parties and not open full time until September, they claim to feel the benefits already.

I would rather devote winter growing space to something else – garlic say, or broad beans – that are, to my mind, much more of a home-grown treat.

IBM today pledged it would devote 3500 researchers to the open source big data project, Apache Spark.