Sentence examples for devoting a good from inspiring English sources

The Allen & Overy letter, of 29 February 2000, makes clear that Ashcroft was by now devoting a good deal of energy to searching for another option.

In fairness to Scott, he acknowledges this by devoting a good part of the essay to a discussion of how much American art over the years has taken as its subject the unwillingness to grow up.

(Currently, Chavez is devoting a good deal of time to a work project in London, while her husband, David Shing, travels the globe the vast majority of the year).

Even broadsheet newspapers have decided their readers deserve a break, devoting a good deal more coverage to the contestants of "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here", a reality television show, than to further minutiae about the time it takes to launch a non-existent Iraqi weapon of mass destruction.At Westminster, all passion is spent.

WHERE TO EAT La Boqueria market, off La Rambla, is worth devoting a good chunk of time to — there's great food for children here, and stands sell a wide variety of colorful, cut-up fresh fruit, and that same fruit is often converted into shakes.

And, if they're smart, they'll be devoting a good portion of it to mobile security.

As it is, the new group devotes a good deal of intellectual energy to self-analysis.

I am going to devote a good deal of time getting the president re-elected".

My mother had to devote a good portion of every day for the next few months to a quadruple mission.

You devoted a good deal of attention to Liberty Baptist College, the institution of higher education connected with Falwell's church.

In addition, she devoted a good portion of her adult life to assisting alcoholics in their recovery.