Sentence examples for devoted many hours from inspiring English sources

Housewives — or their servants — devoted many hours of each day to sweeping, scrubbing and polishing.

This was a big event in China to which national television devoted many hours.

She also devoted many hours as an education consultant and community volunteer.

Faculty members have devoted many hours to evaluating research and portfolios across all academic and creative disciplines," said McGrath.

In some cases they and their teams had devoted many hours to after-action reviews, postmortems, and the like.

She devoted many hours helping those in need including reading at The Jewish Guild for the Blind.

"Our study attempts to help answer the question of whether dual-career couples [relationships where both partners pursue their careers] should be hesitant to devote many hours to their work when they fear negative relationship consequences.

Paul and his team, which includes four engineers, track doodle data: On average, people spend between five and seven minutes per doodle, but some take only twenty seconds, and others devote many hours, over multiple sittings.

Spanish nurses are in high demand in the NHS, as Spain's four-year nursing programmes often devote many hours to practical experience in dealing with patients, said Ignacio Santos of Primary Care Recruitment.

On the principle of "polluter pays" offending media groups could, within reason, be forced to carry the costs of any investigation affecting their newspapers......This inquiry will doubtless devote many hours to debating the almost terminal tension between the right to privacy and the public's right to know.

Judge Brett Kavanaugh's law review article arguing that presidents should not have to respond to civil and criminal lawsuits while in office is based upon the premise that a president takes the responsibilities of the office seriously and devotes many hours to studying the issues and developing policies in the national interest.