Sentence examples for to devote about from inspiring English sources

"Pioneer publishers" hold part-time secular jobs and try to devote about 70 hours a month to religious service.

He is expected to devote about 20 to 25 days a year working for Discovery, for which he will be paid £250,000 a year.

Antony Beevor has opted to write a military narrative and to devote about two thirds of his space to the eastern front and to grand strategy.

He is now a consultant, teaching sales and management techniques to business groups nationwide, but managed to devote about 157 volunteer hours to the Prompters this year.

Kimberly-Clark intends to devote about 35percentt of its overall marketing spending this year to nontraditional media like the Internet, said a spokesman, Joey Mooring, compared with about 25percentt in 2007 and 10percentt in 2004.

He said rentals in two-family houses were usually available, but he suggested would-be renters plan to devote about two months to their search to assure they get the best deal.

He was able to devote only about 15% of his time to research, so he took another short postdoc at BU during which he concentrated on research.

He pointed out that microbioligists have a hard time finding liesure time to devote to general speculation about their work.

There was no model for an ambitious female politician and Meir was not about to devote time to inventing one.

I fell in love with the food and decided to devote my time to learning about it.

Retailers have been complaining about having to devote space to three kinds of DVDs.