Sentence examples for devoted long from inspiring English sources
A fastidious and tireless scholar, Merton devoted long hours to study and research.
The team held weekly meetings from the start of the year and devoted long hours to new designs and engineering for the vehicle.
Nevertheless, major newspapers have devoted long editorials to searching examinations of what it is in the society that permits such brutality to occur.
And that sense of finding acceptance through the arts spoke to Vivek Tiwary, who devoted long years to turning Epstein's inspiring story into a visual biography.
What if you go to museums to learn from experts who have devoted long, deep and careful study to certain subjects?
In its first two episodes, John Oliver's news-satire show, "Last Week Tonight," which airs on Sunday nights, on HBO, devoted long segments to the ongoing Indian elections and to the status of the death penalty in the United States.
Other one-note characters include a dignified, terminally weary blues singer, Bertha Mae (Mabel John), her devoted long-time consort Slick (Vondie Curtis Hall), Tyrone's partner Delilah (Lisa Gay Hamilton), whose frustrations are driving her to explore Pentecostalism, and Tyrone's best friend Maceo (Charles S. Dutton).
Colleagues say that Judge Phillips devotes long hours to her caseload.
And so you must devote long hours of practice to making the vulnerable parts of your game less vulnerable.
Take a look at rugby league, a highly skilled sport that must now devote long, dead stretches of matches to discussions about "downward pressure" ("Is there downward pressure?
Expect to devote long hours to your enterprise, said Jessica Pryce-Jones, author of "Happiness at Work" and chief executive of iOpener, a workplace consulting firm.
