Sentence examples for good to dedicate from inspiring English sources

Later, you'll learn how to meditate during the walking you normally do throughout the day, but at first it's good to dedicate some time to practice walking meditation.

Firms instead make money by selling in-game perks and "virtual goods" to dedicated players.

Such a fellowship, she says, "was a very good opportunity to dedicate time exclusively to research".

Some people find it's even a good idea to dedicate different days of the week to exercising certain areas.

This said, it would be good to have dedicated journals for this purpose.

His good fortune allowed him to dedicate much of his time to exploration of the area as far north as Lake Okeechobee and brought him increasing political influence.

"It was a very good performance and I want to dedicate the victory to my staff because they are always with me.

New MySpace CEO Owen Van Natta may be convinced users are not sure if the service is a destination for music or not, but if these numbers are correct it would make sense for him and the recently announced executive team for MySpace Music (which is a joint-venture with some major music labels and thus an independent entity) to dedicate a good deal of attention to it.

Ships don't sail directly from Haiti to Florida because there aren't enough goods to warrant dedicated routes.

There were significant increases in utilization of services, average drug quantities and stock out days improved, and communities reported health workers to be hardworking, good and dedicated to their work to mention but a few.

(Newsline) 2010 October Danny Glover visited Peru to support UNICEF Peru's annual fundraising campaign 'Buena Onda' (Good Mood) dedicated to raise funds to improve the lives of Peruvian children in the country.