Sentence examples for devoting just one from inspiring English sources
Ms. Shannon then asked her how much she spent per week on services like psychotherapy, and suggested devoting just one of those hours, and its cost, to an engineer and sound studio.
The Russian president, however, hardly touched on the conflict in opening remarks, and spoke mainly on economic issues, noting the cost to the Russian economy of Ukraine moving towards Europe and devoting just one sentence to the fighting.
Barra devotes just one paragraph to the incident, tying it up quickly and neatly.
It did not go unnoticed in Jerusalem that Mr. Obama devoted just one sentence to the Israeli-Palestinian issue in his final United Nations speech as president, compared with some years when the topic took up to a quarter of his address.
"Your whole life, your whole upbringing, has been devoted to just one thing: to make you fit to be a queen," Alexandra's mother tells her.
The site supports 124 groups devoted just to pugs -- the largest number for one breed, according to Myles Weissleder, a company spokesman.
One of the worst offenders is the London Review of Books, which devotes just 26% of its coverage to books by women.
Whereas they focus on the short-term while juggling numerous projects, we can devote years to just one research grant.
For 75 uninterrupted years, since before the outbreak of the second world war, every day except for national holidays and the occasional Sunday, Jiro has spent all of his time devoted to doing just one thing: making sushi.
A Japanese architecture magazine devoted 12 pages to just one of the houses here.
