Sentence examples for they would dedicate from inspiring English sources

They would dedicate every summer vacation to the group, rehearsing five hours a day.

Abortion rights supporters said they would dedicate the next few months to defeating President Bush.

Oasis paid reputed tribute to his talents: while he was away, they would dedicate renditions of "Live Forever" to him.

The Germans had boasted before the game that they would score so many goals they would dedicate some to their wives and pets.

"They voted that, if Saint Januarius helped them, they would dedicate a new treasure chapel to him".

Last week, Mark and his wife Priscilla took that mindset to the next level when they announced that they would dedicate 99% of their Facebook shares to changing the world through the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

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My excuse for contacting Berger, then, was that I wanted to write a biographical essay on his friend, the now-­forgotten writer Bernard Wolfe, who died in 1985 (I surmised Berger and Wolfe's acquaintance because they'd dedicated books to each other).

When I asked why he thought they'd dedicated the book to him, a foolish question really, the old Barney flared up and snapped, "Read it and you'll find out".

The job of chairman of the commission is to be part time, although White House officials said they expected that Mr. Kissinger would dedicate considerable time to it.

We just wish GM would dedicate itself to making cars that are as pleasing inside as they can be at the apex of the tightest turns.