Sentence examples for devoting the summer from inspiring English sources
By E. B. White and Barrie Payne The New Yorker, July 15 , 1933P. 5 Vassar is devoting the summer to the art of life, its Institute of Euthenics taking care of whole families interested in applying science to the betterment of living, with facilities for golf, tennis, and riding.
His American sojourn did not stop him from devoting the next two decades to plotting against Western and American targets.
It also celebrated Pauline Oliveros's 70th birthday (which was on May 30) by devoting the second half of the program to her works.
In recent years Mr. Laredo has been devoting the Christmas Eve program exclusively to Mozart, leaving later works for the orchestra's valedictory concert on Dec. 28.
I'm devoting the second half of my life to illuminating all that can go right".
She made her solo concert debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1996, devoting the second half to the work of Stephen Sondheim.
Devoting the last 14 years my life to his health and well being left me personally and financially vulnerable.
He recently announced he would be devoting the next three years to a new feature called Boro the Caterpillar, and is working on his first CGI short of the same name.
The idea to devote the summer to puppets, Ms. Terzulli said, is the result of intergenerational enthusiasm: "Puppet shows always seem to inspire the most audience dialogue, from children and parents".
Ms. Stuart has devoted the last decade to the adoration of manhole covers.
On and off, Astor would devote the last two decades of his life to Myra Hindley's redemption.
