Sentence examples for devoted those from inspiring English sources

Helen devoted those early years in Canada to helping her husband build his career.

Mr. van Uden, 48, a graphic designer from Vught, a town in the southern Netherlands, had been to New York before, but devoted those trips to Manhattan.

“Mothers pulled back on spending and devoted those dollars to their children,” said Sozzi.

It's a pivotal time for the industry, as players are increasingly splintered among the devoted — those who invest in pricey home consoles or computer systems — and the curious who explore games on mobile phones.

That comes with having too many kids that you can't take care of, devoting your energies to scamming the system rather than devoting those energies to figuring out how to make a positive life for yourself.

The Musée d'Art Moderne of the Musées Royaux des Beaux Arts in Brussels closed its modern and contemporary section last spring, with plans to eventually reopen but to devote those spaces to 19th-century works.

Or we could devote those sums to health care at home and humanitarian programs all around the world — because in the long run, the best hope to defeat the jihadis worldwide isn't to drop bombs but to build schools.

Rather than expending a "mountain of resources," as Gawande says, to separate conjoined twins, or on costly neonatal surgeries like the one that benefitted Gawande's son, we could devote those funds to less glamorous, more cost-effective treatments.

Pardon me, but do you not feel called to devote those superior powers of yours to the uplifting of your less favored brotheren?" (VAJC, 188).

It's a case of people thinking: OK, if we can choose where to devote our resources, are we devoting those resources to ace people, or are we devoting them to folks whose identities are regularly targeted for systemic violence?

We can stick feeding tubes into unconscious cancer patients, or we can devote those resources to finding a cure for cancer.