Sentence examples for devotion back from inspiring English sources
But you get that same devotion back from your teacher".
His devotion dates back nine years to the time United plucked him from an endless wait at the Hong Kong airport for a delayed Northwest flight to New York and flew him back home first class.
Kopple spoke to some demolition workers but used their words sparingly to punctuate their Yankees devotion or hark back to their fathers.
Zabaleta understands the devotion Aguero inspires back home and clearly expects more of the same at City once the striker adapts to the new surroundings.
If it will be a Christmas gift, get one that features more on the Christmas story (Some have some devotions in the back).
Until now, it has doubtless been held back by devotion to its Windows operating system, which dominated the PC age.
In a simpler form the devotion can be traced back (as a night observance) to the 13th century, but it did not become widely used until the 17th.
But from these heights of personal and political devotion he soon slips back into his old flippant life of drinking, womanising and gambling.
He remained till the gangplank was hauled aboard, and continued to wigwag his devotion while the liner backed out into the strea.
In the 1961 film version, Anita (Moreno) begins the number "America" with "Puerto Rico, / My heart's devotion — / Let it sink back in the ocean".
Founded in 1098 in reaction against the perceived loosening of the Benedictine rule, the Cistercian order (which took its name from the town of Cteaux) aimed to bring spiritual rigor back to religious devotion.
