Sentence examples for devoted full hours from inspiring English sources

"Oprah," "Larry King," "The View" and MTV all devoted full hours to the subject in recent weeks, sometimes with appearances by the singer Toni Braxton (the mother of a boy with autism); the disorder is the focus of documentaries now making the festival circuit, like "Autism: The Musical".

By the time that he was ousted from the playoffs, SportsCenter eventually started devoting full hours to the polarizing Broncos quarterback (on a personal note, that must be the 316th time I've used "polarizing" to describe Tebow).

Three years ago Pennzoil had 5 people devoted full time to Wal-Mart.

Don Hewitt, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," which devoted its full hour on Sunday to an interview with the author Clinton, said Bob Dole called him first thing Monday morning.

If the national parks are America's playground, then why are we not playing in the most beautiful places in America?" On Friday, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" devoted the full hour to a segment that was taped at Yosemite in response to Mr. Johnson's appeal.

Armstrong abandoned his Newcastle law practice in 1847 to devote full time to scientific experimentation.

She left high school in 1907 to devote full time to organizing for the IWW.

Rogers started things off by devoting a full hour to his 40-year plan to decarbonize Duke.

He would devote a full hour of his service to asking for money from folks who were down to their last dollar.

Mindful of the controversy with Mr. Burns, the producers of the Latino series devote a full hour to World War II, including the heroics of Mr. Gabaldon but also the painful aftermath for Latino veterans, whose experiences braving combat together with other soldiers raised their expectations for equal treatment once they returned home.

The average Briton devotes nearly five full hours a week to cleaning their home.