Sentence examples for was able to dedicate from inspiring English sources
In detaching himself from the turmoil surrounding him, Aquinas was able to dedicate himself to his life's mission.
I then shortly after went into a contract role so I was able to dedicate more of my time to the business.
The professor spoke of how he was able to dedicate his time to research and that, "at five or six in the evening I sneak into the lab and try out new ideas".
After he left, Luckie was able to dedicate more time to his second book, "Do U.," a novel about the lives of three students at a historically black college.
Harrison received UNICEF's "Child Is the Father of Man" award in New York on 5 June 1972 and then oversaw the delayed British release of the Concert for Bangladesh film on 27 July, after which he was able to dedicate himself to working on the long-awaited follow-up to his 1970 triple album, All Things Must Pass.
The game itself was a fairly simple --as these things go-- arcade style dogfighting simulation, but my mind quickly raced with the possibilities of what could happen if a team was able to dedicate a year or more of development to this kind of experience.
"The Newsnight playout … means we should be able to dedicate more effort to the earlier part of the evening".
Because few zoos are able to dedicate space for breeding, they rely on places like LEO, which stands for Lionshare Educational Organization, to maintain healthy populations.
He is particularly excited by the prospect of being able to dedicate a large telescope to the search for supernovae, since these are used as intergalactic yardsticks by astronomers.
Mr Assad's greatest hope after Mr Obama's speech may be that, if America helps bash IS in Syria, his forces will be able to dedicate all their time to hitting the opposition.
In the meantime, though, the husbands with the privilege of wives who stay home have been able to dedicate even more time and energy to their jobs than husbands who by necessity have to pitch in more around the home.
