Sentence examples for interest to devote from inspiring English sources
Not a lot of us regular folk have the interest to devote 10 hours a day, seven days a week, year after year (after year after year) to any one activity, so I begin my adventures well aware that I will never paint like Rembrandt or compose music like Rachmaninoff or reach the heights of Jet Li as a martial artist.
If you do not have the time or interest to devote many hours every week to running, this goal may not work for you.
In the late 1960's, he sold all of his business interests to devote more time to his love of sports.
MOSCOW — Amid heightening pressure on leaders of Moscow street protests, the billionaire Mikhail D. Prokhorov announced on Saturday that he was setting aside his business interests altogether to devote his attention to politics.
Meanwhile, newspapers and general-interest magazines began to devote many more of their pages and covers to celebrities and the nuts and bolts of pop culture, just another category of things that culturally engaged people are supposed to be interested in, like politics, business and sports.
Americans are interested more in something long-term if they're going to devote their interest to soccer in the way Bayern Munich is thinking about it.
And with interest rates at historic lows (thanks to the Fed), the amount of money that people have to devote to interest and principal repayment has fallen sharply.
Those interests would give him motivation to devote his full energies to Mr. Messier's company.
Nevertheless, he found time to devote to Cairo's interests.
The recital and chamber-music repertoire was of special interest to Upshaw, and she devoted a substantial part of her time to programs that included selections ranging from art songs to works of the musical theatre and American popular songs.
This work which is of particular interest to tribological community is devoted to the determination of the thermal and mechanical stresses due to mixed normal and tangential Hertzian surface pressure.
