Sentence examples for may dedicate from inspiring English sources
No matter how deeply public officials may dedicate themselves to it, the task of tightening up the security on Election Night computers will remain a daunting one — and, if complete security is the standard, impossible.
Olympians may dedicate most of their waking hours to developing their throwing, jumping, paddling or riding skills, but they are not liberating countries, curing ravaging diseases or commissioning high quality television programmes – in short, to describe them as heroes (even if they do win gold – which most don't) is rather stretching the definition of the word.
Unlike other companies involved in direct sales — including Amway, which may dedicate a product line or two to a more youth-oriented market, or Mary Kay and Avon, whose products are geared toward middle-aged women — Mark focuses almost exclusively on teenagers and women under 30.
Schwartz believes that California may dedicate lanes to autonomous vehicles within 10 years.
Some women, though, feel ambivalent about the term "feminism" even while they may dedicate their lives to gender equality.
In the cold season, ruffed lemurs are least active and may dedicate 2% of their resting time to sunbathing in order to warm up.
Though squadron banners may not be consecrated they may, be dedicated and may be laid up in a manner paralleling similar ceremonies for squadron standards.
"If we're lucky enough to win the World Cup, I may just dedicate the bathroom to it and paper over the royals," Mr. Sell said, "at least for a while".
A bullfighter may also dedicate the kill to the general public, signified by doffing the hat to the crowd, turning full circle, and then tossing the montera over the shoulder to the ground.
Surface-level systems may have dedicated rights-of-way, or may operate by street running in mixed traffic.
Some people call these period blankets and may have dedicated soft blankets to use this way, they may also wrap around themselves in the morning to avoid mess when they get up before they can put in their normal protection.
