Sentence examples for devoting one day from inspiring English sources

In Eupen, Mardi Gras is preceded by the Kappensitzung, or preliminary carnival activities electing the Carnaval Prince (Jan . 8 this year and devoting one day, Fat Thursday, to women.

If we have a World Basket Weaving Day, it seems only fair to devote one day a year to thinking.

He secured a meeting room in a local bank, obtained free use of the Knights of Columbus hall for a Christmas party, and asked St . Marys Church if it would devote one Sunday a month to discuss organ donation, Ms. Dreker said.

My solution: devote one full day to chocolate boutiques, and do it in style.

Before Iowans voted, the contenders devoted one last day to trying to persuade and cajole the undecided and the uncommitted.

Have them do that all day and before long even the most hardened criminal will be utterly despairing of life, because there's nothing more horrible than devoting one's life to something completely meaningless.

One solution that comes to my mind is to engage them in one very simple, very easy initiative--just 'Tech It Off.' Let's devote one hour on a specific day, worldwide, to going tech-free.

The BBC's coverage of Wimbledon is set to come under close scrutiny after its governing body found a "startling disparity" in the number of men's and women's games it featured last year, on one day devoting 93% of its airtime to the men's tournament.

Locally, Amref has already successfully lobbied Delta radio, a local broadcaster, to devote one hour of primetime programming to the Katine project every Friday.

The process has been a long yet devoted one.

Saturday, March 20 marks the 25th annual Great American Meatout, one day devoted to the push for a diet of plant-based bounty and kindness.