Sentence examples for devoting a little from inspiring English sources
For best results plan on initially devoting a little time every day to training your rabbit.
Frequently devoting a little time and energy to your fitness can help you feel more relaxed, confident, and energetic.
In the end devoting a little of your free time to getting better at the sport is a lot less painful than being yelled at or disrespected.
Mr Feldman could have devoted a little more space to discussing how this came to pass.
However, I wish you had devoted a little more space discussing the bribery and corruption in Ghana.
It may be time then to put down the biographies of John Adams and Ronald Reagan and devote a little attention to Muhammad.
The State Legislature voted several months ago to devote a little over half the fund — $112 million — to retrofitting homes, collecting energy data and other "green jobs" programs.
A president who really cared about the heartland would devote a little serious thought to its problems, rather than just treat it as a backdrop for his re-election campaign.
Finally — if you're really well-organized — you might devote a little time to "thinking and planning" (although not much in the formal sense), your family, and other non-work pursuits.
There are times when I wish Miéville, brilliant as he is, would take a lesson from other writers he has clearly read — like Vance, the master of planetary romance — and devote a little more of his potent originality to showing rather than telling.
