Sentence examples for used to devote a from inspiring English sources

The most delicious legacy of the man was his gaffes, to which the satirical magazine Private Eye used to devote a regular column.

By the end, he's a very different lad from the one who used to devote his professional energies to writing about who's doing what to Lindsay Lohan.

MORE as a sort of public service than anything else, The Economist used to devote space every now and then to writing about the Democratic Party of Japan.

Mr Brown hopes that departments with a fixed three-year budget will devote the energy to spending it well that they used to devote to increasing it.

Beecroft: I used to devote part of the day to massage or yoga, but now there's just so much to do.

People who had the means used to devote entire rooms to housing their books.

The EDM fan base is also less splintered than it once was; listeners used to devote themselves to specific genres - such as trance or drum 'n' bass.

After being fired from that job, she used her severance to devote a year entirely to standup.

Gossip coverage that used to be devoted primarily to movie stars now encompasses politicians and business people.

Meanwhile, the sections that used to be devoted to Judaica and Jewish ethnography are now merged into "Jewish Art and Life," connecting the secular with the religious.

Joey's house used to have a whole section devoted to "Star Wars" where he featured collectible rings, big porcelain dolls and all sorts of memorabilia.