Sentence examples for have to devote from inspiring English sources

I have to devote myself to football".

You don't even have to devote a year of your life.

Mr McCain will now have to devote precious money just to secure a victory at home.

If not, you have to devote your spare time to studying and take the examination again.

You have to devote too much to politics to making it happen".

"Here you have to devote a third of your campaign to homosexuals," says a political consultant.

Nor should universities have to devote resources to failing youngsters who don't belong.

To persuade clients to part with their money, they have to devote a lot of resources to selling.

"However, although we have an interest in science, that doesn't mean we have to devote all our energy to it.

Pharmacists will have to devote considerable shelf and inventory space to storing scores of boxes of antidepressants, Mr. Coster said.

At this late stage, analysts say, candidates certainly do not want to have to devote resources in their customary strongholds.