Sentence examples for from devoting from inspiring English sources

His American sojourn did not stop him from devoting the next two decades to plotting against Western and American targets.

That has not stopped major brands with big television budgets, however, from devoting more and more attention to search advertising.

That doesn't stop the Toronto Sun from devoting a whole story to Carter and his acknowledged unlikely acquisition by Toronto.

Critics of that policy said it would discourage some teachers from devoting any time to the subject.

Harvard researchers are prohibited from devoting more than 20percentt of their time to work outside of Harvard.

"If these remedies were imposed eternally, that could discourage the company from devoting their resources to other areas," Judge Vesterdorf said.

Mr Buhari, who hails from the predominantly Islamic north, won overwhelming margins from devoted disciples there.

The plot twist, though, was just the latest in a long tradition of television character assassinations, many of which have elicited reactions of shock, pain, sorrow, fury and sometimes laughter from devoted watchers.

LETTER FROM BERLIN devotes a couple of paragraphs to observations of life in East Berlin: making rounds of night spots, mentions jazz outfits.

The New Yorker, March 31 , 1951P. 74 Entire LETTER FROM PARIS devoted to the life and career of Leon Blum, who died a year ago on Mar.

The New Yorker, January 18 , 1964P. 41 LETTER FROM BERLIN devotes a couple of paragraphs to observations of life in East Berlin: making rounds of night spots, mentions jazz outfits.