Sentence examples for which I devoted from inspiring English sources

Today, City Opera, to which I devoted some of the best years of my conducting career, is fighting to survive.

Yet no sooner had I restored my jaw to its rightful position than I found myself accepting, and an instant later my office was empty save for a few speed lines, as in a comic strip: I'd high-tailed it to the library in order to begin remediating my embarrassing literary gap, a cause to which I devoted — with a kind of mounting, marveling pleasure — much of this past summer.

“I am deeply saddened that I have to file a lawsuit to clear my good name and restore my reputation against a company to which I devoted 37 years of loyal service,” Mr. Reinhard said in a statement.

What was your impression at the time, and how has it now changed, if at all? DH: I wrote a story in 1985 in which I devoted a long time to how the SDI was launched.

Turning now to the comments made about human rights, this is something to which I devoted considerable attention.

My evolution course is the one course in which I devote considerable time to reviewing the basic nature of science including: what science is, what science is not, the methods of science, the values of science, the implications of the scientific view, etc.

It is despite my innumerable volunteer activities to which I have devoted a huge chunk of time.

Eve can arguably be credited with popularising the hot-cloth cleansing method, to which I am devoted.

It's very gratifying to be part of a show that honours excellence in the medium to which I have devoted so much of my career".

" 'No, you are not worthy of the love which I have devoted to you.' " (Dobbin finally sees the illusion of his life and stands up to Amelia).

I was amazed that a show like "24," which I was devoted to for its eight-year run (OK, there were a couple of clinker seasons) is such a big hit in Afghanistan and Iran.