Sentence examples for devotes a few from inspiring English sources

She now devotes a few minutes each day to trying to stop spammers.

Slawenski devotes a few short chapters to the last half of Salinger's life, his self-imposed silent exile in Cornish, N.H.

Weisman devotes a few pages to Sanderson's project, surmising that its findings will give us a clue as to what Manhattan would become in our absence.

A small, almost entirely bald man who enjoys pinstriped suits and a cutthroat game of gin, Ruby, as his friends call him, devotes a few hours each day to trusts and estates, keeping the family business alive.

Lee devotes a few short paragraphs to the potential causes of Southern's downfall, but returns to the interpretation that Southern's long slump was just a stretch of bad luck.

Ms. Parton devotes a few other songs on "Backwoods Barbie" to her own success and celebrity: the determinedly inspirational "Jesus & Gravity" and the bouncy, oddly callous "Better Get to Livin'," in which she answers a friend's hard-luck story with "You better stop whinin'".

In a recent issue, you devoted a few paragraphs to my magical product, Silly Putty.

Joseph Georgirenes isn't the only man of letters to devote a few of them to the Greek island of Ikaria.

James Gandolfini may be a man of few words, but when he returns to the cable channel that made him, it's worth devoting a few words to.

But, instead of devoting a few months to the project, as he had planned, he spent four years on it — a terrible distraction from filmmaking.

The New Yorker, September 9, 1950 P. 110 In a recent issue, you devoted a few paragraphs to my magical product, Silly Putty.