Sentence examples for devotes all of from inspiring English sources
A senior-level executive devotes all of his time to programs designed to develop the executive capabilities of people in these jobs.
To the Rough Rider's heroic military actions at Kettle and San Juan hills in Cuba -- the defining event in his life and a stunningly dramatic tale -- she devotes all of three paragraphs.
Ms. Roach devotes all of two paragraphs to the fabulously strange career of Dr. John R. Brinkley (whose exploits are the subject of a much more entertaining new book devoted to sexual eccentricities, "Charlatan," by Pope Brock).
Even Allen tacitly admits he himself is not nearly as interesting as those populating his world: he devotes all of two sentences to the startup he created after he had ventured off on his own, yet gives us page after page of how much better Microsoft might have fared had people there listened to his advice.
He devotes all of his time and all of his attention to trying to finish his movie — reëditing, shooting additional footage, reconceptualizing — doing everything except actually finishing it, and using the need to finish it as a justification for doing nothing else, in his art, but, especially, in his life.
He devotes all of his time and all of his attention to trying to finish his movie reëditing, shooting additional footage, reconceptualizing doing everything except actually finishing it, and using the need to finish it as a justification for doing nothing else, in his art, but, especially, in his life.
To try to woo these voters, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas is devoting all of his time to reviving his flailing campaign here.
When severe osteoarthritis forced her to retire, she devoted all of her free time to writing.
