Sentence examples for devoted four hours from inspiring English sources

As promisingly fat as it is – Murdoch devoted four hours a day to her correspondence – its contents are irredeemably dull and frustrating.

Beginning this morning, members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee devoted four hours to grilling Web-site contractors about site architecture, Web traffic, software, and other I.T. concepts about which their ignorance is nearly complete.

For example, in the five years since we've devoted four hours per week at KS3 to either French or German, we've seen a phenomenal impact: our year 9s are more confident speakers and all-round better linguists than our year 11s ever were before with GCSE results to match.

In a two-week stretch this month, Fox News devoted four hours and 40 minutes to Bundy's story during late afternoon and evening broadcasts, according to progressive watchdog Media Matters.

"Today" devoted ten hours of airtime to it.

He devoted eight hours a day to the task, sometimes sending out three or four applications a day.

She devoted eight hours a day to studying French, putting a pencil under her tongue to practice her pronunciation.

Last week, Glenn Beck devoted three hours of TV time and several hours of radio to exposing a shadow government in America with a radical far left agenda.

On Friday night in New Jersey, Mr. Obama devoted five hours for two fund-raising events, including one at the home of the singer Jon Bon Jovi, in which the ticket was $30,800 a person.

"The whole world is waiting for this speech," said a correspondent on Channel One, while another channel devoted nine hours of programming to Putin's speech and later meeting with Barack Obama.

Putin, who is notoriously difficult to access and is frequently hours late to meetings with other world leaders, apparently devoted two hours of his time to discuss world affairs with the Eton boys, proving that attending the elite boarding school is useful for opening doors not only in Britain.