Sentence examples for devoted a day from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jowers's lawyer, for instance, devoted a day and a half to having a 300-page 1995 deposition of Mr. Ray read into the record.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's radio station also devoted a day to performances and discussion, even creating a Web tribute for devotees (http://artscanada.cbc.ca/gould/variations.htm).htm

What we do know is that we're a highly efficient team, we qualify opportunities very quickly and we've never devoted a day, or a flight, to "putting a face to a name".

Eager to join the rush, Ali Faisal devoted a day this week to touring charter schools in Arizona.

After the events in Paris unfolded, she put aside her regularly planned lessons and devoted a day for students to create reflective artwork about the terrorist attacks.

Professional funnyman Taylor Moore began his collection of fake magazines last year, when he and his friends from the comedy world devoted a day to creating a glossy about horses for the ultimate equestrian lover.

You could devote a day to each of those topics and not deal with them adequately.

Weisser responded with new policies allowing employees to devote a day each month to volunteer work.

Devoting a day or two each month to innovation "jams" can be a particularly good way to help people use time effectively.

That gave a huge boost to Cuccinelli, a tea party hero, because conventions tend to be dominated by conservative party activists — the sort willing to travel to Richmond to devote a day to choosing a candidate.

On Thursday we will devote a day of coverage to the situation in the camps and cities of neighbouring countries, as well as the plight of those still stuck in Syria.