Sentence examples for did devote from inspiring English sources

Norrell: "I did devote a great deal of time to Belasis in my youth, but no longer.

CNN did devote almost as much to the Jubilee as BBC America did, but it's a little unfair to judge that cable news network by a royal event.

But the prelates said they did devote time to discussing whether a disproportionate number of gays in the seminary and priesthood were part of the problem.

"I never did devote a great deal of time to this matter," Mr. Holder added, saying this was partly because "the case did not seem meritorious".

But the Guardian did devote the bulk of its main news page, illustrated by a small map and family tree of the Austrian royal house, to the shooting.

The annual report may not have made room for conventional financial statements, but it did devote the better part of a page to its "QQQ" product, tracking shares on the Nasdaq 100 index.

He did, devoting months to "taming and disciplining an ungoverned burp to shape it into a new voice".

Mr. Gentles said the group does devote time and care to the photographs.

But it does devote considerable space to the ancient wine trade.

"Michael Pollan has written another exposé about where hamburger comes from?" Not exactly, although the work in question does devote considerable space to animal intestines.

The idea that clever men with better things to do devote their spare time to playing cricket, badly, has become familiar.