Sentence examples for lifetime of devotion from inspiring English sources

Almost every fan I know has a parallel experience, a magical induction followed by a lifetime of devotion.

Nannie: A Lifetime Of Devotion (1988) is a moving account of her nanny and her early family life.

He talked importantly of the managerial position he'd reached, after a lifetime of devotion & toil, in a brewery, although he never "touched the stuff, you understand".

It's a lifetime of devotion to build the craft, the confidence and the ability to sing and dance and act believably.

Strangely enough -- ah, the inconsistency of man after a lifetime of devotion to Bordeaux -- he thinks more and more of Burgundy these days.

Rose spent a lifetime of devotion to many charitable causes, particularly those related to the security and development of the Jewish State of Israel.

It's a powerful moment, capturing a lifetime of hypocrisy, devotion and habit.

I imagined, briefly, a life of devotion like that.

"This was a weekend when most British households put understandable cares and anxieties aside and celebrated a moment of national reflection and thanks for the Queen's lifetime of service and devotion.

He grew up in a nearby Masai village and his knowledge of the landscape comes not from books but from a lifetime of observation and devotion to his environment.

It is about impossibly handsome, gloriously strong, protective males promising a lifetime of carefree, envy-making devotion, with never a belch or a fart to ripple the soft-focus surface of life.