Sentence examples for devoted three days from inspiring English sources
Malcolm Kitson Hospital visitor For the past 14 years Malcolm has devoted three days a week to improving life for older patients at Southampton General Hospital.
While Mr. Sanders devoted three days to campaigning in Indiana and spent more than $1 million on television advertisements, Mrs. Clinton did not run any ads and spent only a day campaigning in the state, visiting the Indianapolis area.
When the Formula One race circuit came to China last month, state-run CCTV devoted three days of live coverage to practice laps, qualifying runs and the race.
Aides report he devoted three days to prepare for the Hofstra University showdown, as opposed to the couple hours he took off last time.
Certainly not the people at BBC America, who have devoted two days to the celebration of QUEEN ELIZABETH II'S DIAMOND JUBILEE.
For five months, he devoted six days a week to gymnastics, martial arts, weightlifting and power yoga while consuming as many as six high-protein meals a day.
Last month the school devoted five days to the New York Guitar Seminar, and last week there was a Beethoven Institute that included master classes, faculty recitals and a student marathon.
Anne Sheahan, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Family and Support Services, said once the agency had realized that Ms. Caballero had been without shelter for two weeks, workers from several departments devoted two days to finding shelter space, only to have Ms. Caballero reject it, saying the shelter was too far from her children's schools.
During this first season (November 1905 to April 1906), the group devoted forty days to documenting the great temple of Abu Simbel.
The Guardian Africa network will also be devoting three days of coverage to the country now being called "Africa's North Korea".
Beginning Saturday, Mr. Gore plans to devote three days to debate preparation in Sarasota, Fla., where Mr. Gore also practiced for his 1996 vice-presidential debate with Jack F. Kemp.
