Sentence examples for like to devote from inspiring English sources

I'd like to devote my life to you, to give you my soul and body.

I'd like to devote my career to this cause, but am young and haven't chosen a definitive career path yet.

In particular, Mr. Volpe said, he would like to devote his energies to a cause like the city's schools.

Personally, I don't like to devote too much energy to pondering which wine to serve with which food.

Sure, we have an amazing list of literacy organizations who are helping, but it's the tireless teachers and school librarians to whom we'd like to devote this update.

Mr. Sloane would like to devote some of each season to full-length works or to programs that explore the music of a single composer.

We now expand the basic model in the last section of the case when neither firm likes to devote protection (license) on the strategic investment, meaning the investment opportunity is open to all competitors.

"I would like you to devote special attention to deploying infrastructure and military units in the Arctic," the Kremlin chief said in remarks made at the meeting and reported by AP.

After 3 years as the ERC's first President and chair of its Scientific Council, "I would like now to devote more time to my research laboratory at Imperial College," Kafatos said in a statement released today.

Therefore, I would like to now devote even more time, effort and resources to them".

Though she was happy with her success, Bond (somewhat like Sullivan) longed to devote herself to singing serious music.