The phrase "devoted their life" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that someone has dedicated or committed their entire life to someone or something. Example: The nuns at the convent devoted their lives to serving the community and helping the less fortunate.
I think that a lot of people, if they devoted their life to this kind of thing, could reliably write funny lines.
I have met people who had devoted their life to their career with no outside interests and who then found retirement difficult.
One statement reads as follows: On the inner side of the colonnade were built rooms, some which served as bookstores and were open to those who devoted their life to the cause of learning.
On the inner side of the colonnade were built rooms, some which served as bookstores and were open to those who devoted their life to the cause of learning.
I think the de Menils would be astonished at how conservative are the views of the people running the place now, and would consider it a tragedy for what they devoted their life to".
Both have devoted their life's work to fighting sex trafficking, and here's our discussion.
"The team must devote their life to the mission and everybody's got to do their part.
"People want to pursue the arts but can't afford to devote their life to it," Ms. Scanlon said.
There are very few strands in racing that you can rely on, but one thing you can rely on is the people who devote their life to racing.
On the other hand, from the day I started I looked for people who might have the inclination to devote their life to what I have been doing in my life.
When she was a month old she was sent to live with her grandmother "because the government persuaded people that they shouldn't devote their life, energy and talents to their family but to the motherland.
