Sentence examples for may devoted from inspiring English sources
It shows May devoted to preparations, June to the tournament and July to celebration or, just conceivably, mourning.
One of the country's leading architecture schools at the Università Degli Studi Roma, in Rome, held a conference this May devoted to his legacy.
Theresa May devoted over three quarters of her speech in Birmingham to Muslims and the threat of a catch-all "Islamist extremism".
The UN General Assembly held a special session in May devoted to children's issues and adopted by consensus an action plan for promoting children's health and education and fighting child abuse and exploitation.
It may devote more money to that.
They may devote more manpower to posting guards and sentries.
They also have office hours throughout the week so they may devote time to helping students.
Writers may devote 99% of their time to talking about other subjects.
But a new study suggests that those doctors may devote too little time to talking about those ailments.
The Alaskans for Efficient Government will not say how much money it may devote to its campaign.
In this country, the boxes are popular in supermarkets and working-class liquor stores, which may devote half an aisle to them.
