Sentence examples for devotes some from inspiring English sources

A student who devotes some of their time to playing games competitively for Cal teams.

Having retired from the stage, she devotes some time to masterclasses.

To boost innovation, it raises the price on carbon and devotes some of that money (though not nearly enough) to research and development.

Booth devotes some pages to Jante Law — a wry portrait of Denmark's self-effacing mores by the early-twentieth-century writer Aksel Sandemose.

Vickers devotes some 150 pages to this argument, demonstrating that the "Lear" quarto has an unusually high incidence of ad hoc compressions, even by Jacobean printing standards.

"Lincoln: President-Elect," by Harold Holzer, devotes some 600 pages just to the winter of 1860-61, before Lincoln took office.

They devote some of their paper to this problem.

Gates is devoting some of his fortune to correct that.

The other deficit study groups would devote some revenues to reducing deficits.

Retailers have been forced to adjust, often by devoting some shelf space to other products.

So Manager Terry Collins was forced to devote some of his afternoon Saturday to address the issue.