Sentence examples for do devote from inspiring English sources

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

"We do devote the same level of resources to murders in relation to their difficulty," said Sir Ian, speaking at a monthly meeting of the Metropolitan police authority.

Even when doctors and patients do devote time to discussing ways in which medical therapy can be modified to fit within coverage constraints, they do so at the expense of other discussions.

Though footnotes are nowhere to be found, the authors do devote space to other helpful matters like the history of pizza, in a chapter about skulduggery in the pizza business.

What she wants to do — devote 10 more years to a riding career that has produced two broken collarbones, two broken wrists, two concussions and a broken back along with ample trophies; establish a horse business; marry and start a family by 35 — had better be O.K. with him.

However, they do devote large areas of floor-space to CDs.

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

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

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.

Pipes does devote one chapter to the church itself, which he sees only as a civil institution and treats in the spirit of Soviet atheistic propaganda.