The phrase "get devoted" is not correct in written English.
It is not a widely used phrase and its meaning is unclear. If you wish to express a sense of devotion or dedication, a better phrase would be "become devoted". For example: "He has become devoted to helping others in his community."
In this context observers have endorsed rural land use planning as a way to insure that, at least in theory, lands get devoted to their best uses.
As more resources get devoted to the VR efforts of Oculus, expect to see the relationship grow tighter between parent company and child.
Get devoted by performing Ganesha Puja.
For a time she took in washing, what little she could get, devoting the intermediate hours to dressing the children, cooking, seeing that they got off to school, mending their clothes, waiting on her husband, and occasionally weeping.
The more time Republicans spend going down the conspiracy path, the less time gets devoted to learning from our mistakes and rectifying them.
They may be encouraged to work longer themselves just to keep up, taking from the time that gets devoted to family and community.It is, the author argues, something similar to environmental pollution, where one person's action (or a company's) makes others worse off.
All their energy gets devoted to making themselves look good, or simply avoiding looking bad. 3.
"To the extent that you have multiple nationalities battling for their fair share, you inflame ethnic or tribal rivalry and diminish what gets devoted to civic egalitarianism".
Chris: And right now, check my numbers on this too, but that's 40,000 square feet that you've got devoted to the operation, so roughly eight times the size (of your original store), with plans for the future.
About 25percentt of US freshwater use goes to agriculture, and a large portion of that gets devoted to raising both cattle and the feed they eat, Gunders said.
If you get completely devoted to something, such as a band, a book series, an animal, anything like that, it'll help you focus on something good instead of how much your life sucks.
