But, in the end, I think it's just as likely that one day I might dedicate a book to her.
I've done some research and I can find no such thing so somebody should get on that, I might dedicate the next year of my life to it.
Only idiots never change their minds, so when I was made aware of [this], it became patently obvious to me – indeed it became indispensable – that I put an end to my career (which was all glitz and vanity)so I might dedicate my life to this most urgent of causes.
He joked that the foundation, seeing as it was so flush, might dedicate a new award to "Pure Poets" — those who think poetic thoughts but never write them down.
I've always been very moved by that agonizing possibility, that you might dedicate yourself to an ideal of art, and imaginatively make it the center of all value in your life and then turn out not to be good enough.
"Human rights leaders might dedicate themselves to a cause, they might give their soul and their life - but you still need the skills to generate change," he says.
XH031T harbors three predicted type-І fatty acid desaturase genes, which might dedicate to synthesize unsaturated fatty acids and thus to fit for cold temperature.
We thus propose that when internalized EBV-infected B cells are wrapped in the vacuole of host cells, certain factors inside the specific microenvironment of the vacuole might dedicate to the activation of EBV.
He also points to the possibility that autogynephilic transsexuals "might dedicate their lives to changing their sex to the point of apparent obsession, losing families, friends, and jobs in the process" (p. 144).
It might even be optimal to dedicate a production facility to each customer in spite of the incurred additional costs.
A vast stone statement of long-extinct colonial might, it's dedicated to the British soldiers who fell in the 19th-century Afghan campaigns.
