Sentence examples for set to devote from inspiring English sources

And yet, each side is still set to devote tens of millions of dollars to television in the week ahead.

As world leaders look to implement the far-reaching Sustainable Development Goals and Paris climate agreement, more and more attention looks set to be devoted to how to green the financial system.

New York City's famous skyline was a large inspiration for me to shift careers and I set out to devote my time to becoming a voice in New York's public architectural space.

Sirius XM announced Friday that it is set to launch a radio station devoted entirely to Charlie Sheen.

"I came here today to ask you to set another trend -- to devote more time and technology, more ideas and energy, to closing the digital divide," Mr. Clinton said in a speech.

Once a month, Fern*, 32 and her fiancé Connor*, 25, set aside some time to devote to their relationship.

Once a month, Fern*, 32 and her fiancé Connor*, 25, set aside some time to devote to their relationship.

As the remote property had no electricity or television sets, Ryder began to devote her time to reading and became an avid fan of J. D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.

So in the early 80's, the man whose obsession with his music was supposedly all-consuming set the music aside to devote himself to his family.

Give yourself a set period of time to devote to a subject before considering a new idea.

Lucien Dubuis, a Swiss multireedist, covered the extended range of his bass clarinet — from a low squawk to a piercing shriek — during a trio set devoted to smirking funk.