Sentence examples for will have devoted from inspiring English sources

With this year's spending, the administration will have devoted $200 million over four years to keep the lakes carp-free.

"I say to my team that every time you see a young competitor, Olympic or Paralympian, taking their place in a venue that they will have devoted half their lives to getting there.

By now the aspiring nuclear nation will have devoted years of effort and many millions of dollars to its nuclear programme.

If so, it's hard to imagine that the Select Committee on Ethics will have devoted anything more than a cursory glance at the various issues raised.

In March, Royal Mail will return to honouring those who have devoted their energy to helping and protecting others with a British humanitarians issue.

Philippa Langley, a screenwriter and lifelong Ricardian who was the driving force behind making the archaeological dig happen (she raised £34,000 for the project through sheer will power), has devoted so much of her life to the cause that she has sometimes been accused of not only wanting to discover Richard III's bones, but to jump them too.

Think of an author or a work, pop it into a search engine, and it's a fair bet that you'll find someone has devoted a website to them.

The north side will have pavilions devoted to exhibits of model railways, train collectibles and contemporary and future technology.

He jokes frequently about his postpresidential life and reflects out loud about how much he will miss the job he has devoted his life to securing.

White House aides say Mrs. Obama recognizes that the administration has lost considerable good will among supporters, and she has devoted herself to winning back as much of it as she can.

HBO is clearly hoping that "True Blood" will fill that void and has devoted months to an aggressive marketing campaign featuring fake vampire Web sites (like trubeverage.com and bloodcopy.com), billboards and television commercials for the Tru Blood beverage.