Sentence examples for devoted to the practice from inspiring English sources
I am devoted to the practice of redrafting.
"Then the Internet came along and it was all just a keystroke away," she said, adding that there are dozens of online forums devoted to the practice today.
That used to be the drill for clothing resale, but with a spate of new sites devoted to the practice, the drill is changing fast.
Monsanto goes after an elderly man whose life has been devoted to the practice of cleaning seeds so farmers can replant crops.
THE notion that a young couple could be thrown together sight unseen and wind up getting married a few weeks later used to be restricted to third world countries still devoted to the practice of the arranged marriage.
So I limped home to the sedentary safety of my computer -- at this point, even typing hurt -- and quickly realized that there were so many Web sites devoted to the practice and purchases attendant to yoga that I could probably spend the rest of my life comparing the relative merits of stretchy tank tops.
In the very first scene of "Trust," which opened on Thursday night at the Second Stage Theater under the direction of Peter DuBois, this archetype of citified ambivalence finds himself in a dingy dungeon devoted to the commercial practice of sadomasochism.
This lack of progress stems partly from a failure to incorporate in research efforts the findings regarding the nature of managerial work, as well as inadequate attention devoted to the detailed practices through which accounting information is actually used by managers in their work.
Or consider Agenda, a restaurant devoted to the age-old practice of skewering meat.
But the well being of whole communities depends on the willingness of some to lead a second-best life a life devoted to the study and practice of the art of politics, and to the expression of those qualities of thought and passion that exhibit our rational self-mastery.
The remaining time of the session was then devoted to the discussion of the practice problem.
