Sentence examples for devoting the from inspiring English sources

Miyazaki responded typically, devoting the entirety of Ghibli's house journal to a rebuke of militarism.

"That was 'Sweet Dreams,' " the presenter said, "by Reba McEntire, to whom we are devoting the entire show today".

His American sojourn did not stop him from devoting the next two decades to plotting against Western and American targets.

He promptly began devoting the extra time off to what he described as an obsession -- coaching basketball.

I see from the BillOreilly.com that he's devoting the second hour of his radio show today to me and Darfur.

"We little guys have a hard time devoting the resources we need to do it," Mr. Lethers said.

Mr Brown managed to be Britain's most powerful Chancellor while devoting the other half of his brain to scheming how to prise Mr Blair out of No 10.

But it is not hard to imagine her devoting the same meticulousness to Ahmad that she might apply to preparing for a difficult medical exam.

For rural governments, the obligation to provide schooling for all has meant devoting the lion's share of their budgets to the task.

Sanchez has not played since, devoting the intervening 12 days to studying the game plan, to watching film, to preparing for the Cowboys.

By devoting the Social Security surplus to guns and tax cuts, the risk is that he has merely opened the floodgates.