Sentence examples for free to devote from inspiring English sources

With Goh and Hsien Loong minding day-to-day affairs, Lee was free to devote his energies to the world.

Now, with full market value assessments in place, taxpayers should be free to devote their energy to question the "where" our tax dollars are spent, and the "why".

Meanwhile, Gordon gets the chance to straighten out his love life so that he can be free to devote himself to Keefer's needs.

Henry II, the son of Francis, intensified repression, particularly when France and Spain made peace in 1559 and thus were free to devote attention to the suppression of heresy at home.

The real offense, the real obscenity, is that even a jurisdiction as enlightened as the Twin Cities still feels free to devote police resources to compounding the unhappiness of such people.

It's the best fix in the world, and it's all natural!" A pharmacist at a large Tokyo hospital, Ms. Osaki is single and free to devote herself body and soul to scaling mountains in and around Tokyo.

He was thus freed to devote the major part of his time to writing.

Now, Washington was freer to devote its attention to the conquest, settlement and economic exploitation and integration of the West.

At first Mr. Haughey told an investigating tribunal in 1997 that he knew nothing of the matter and that a close adviser had handled his financial affairs to free him "to devote my time and ability to public life".

The memo, sent by Ticketmaster's chairman, Terry Barnes, and its chief executive, Sean Moriarty, added that the end of the relationship would free Ticketmaster to devote "energy and resources in other areas of the live entertainment business".

He turned his back on free agency to devote his professional loyalty to the Angels.