Devote To In A Sentence

We found 43 sentences of 'Devote To' to help you understand how to use Devote To in a sentence.

• A considerably longer essay could be devote to that contentious subject.
• Scoliosis takes time that non sufferers happily devote to other matters.
• And it allows me time to devote to fairly obsessive athletic activities.
• Richard Ruff and Janet Spirer devote to the specifics that make a difference.
• Make sure you give yourself plenty of uninterrupted time to devote to it.
• That's about all the time I really want to devote to maintaining a relationship.
• The third and the second to the last chapters devote to Reverent Gail Hightower.
• Good thing the museum will have a lot more room to devote to contemporary art.
• It all depends on how much time you choose to devote to your online business ventures.
• And it's a good study when you have time to devote to really learning better scripting.
• I saved a lot of time which I devote to more intelligent tasks than sorting trash.
• I've been very busy lately so haven't had much time to devote to writing posts here.
• If the average reader has this much time to devote to such things, then go ahead.
• Beethoven's aim is to devote to music so that he can find himself and self-fulfilment.
• If you have at least 4 hours that you can devote to pizza, go to Pizzeria Bianco.
• Also repealed was the limit on how much time they could devote to commercials during kids' programs.
• You will probably need to have a minimum of 3 full days to devote to the exercises.
• Saving time and energy I can devote to actually taking the pics and not 'working' on them.
• The more time I can devote to serious thought pertaining to a project the better the outcome.
• I'm a Yankees fan also, though parental duties limit the time I can devote to watching games.
• Mrs M no longer had the time to devote to the girl who sought schooling for herself.
• Since our main room is multipurpose there wasn't much space to devote to an interesting play area.
• Perhaps it is something you play around with, but never have the time to completely devote to it.
• I am planning to knit more of the patterns when I can find time to devote to them.
• A wealthy member of the Evangelical movement, he had the time and money to devote to this crusade.
• This not only saves a lot of stress, it frees up more time to devote to business matters.
• Broken Wings is on the longer side, so be sure you have the time to devote to it.
• It is for very good runners who have a lot of time to devote to getting even better.
• If I had several millions of dollars to devote to a cause, it would filing lawsuits about this.
• You may be thinking well that's great, but I don't have $5,000 a Month to devote to SEO firms.
• That would also give you more time to devote to coming up with your own version of this tale.
• I am fortunate to have some prior background in the suttas and to have time to devote to reading.
• I loved the entire thing and am so happy I was able to find enough time to devote to it.
• After much thought, she and her husband decided they did not have enough time to devote to a second child.
• It is perfect when I need to just sit and refocus and don't have much time to devote to myself.
• Shop for supplies in mid-October and set aside one or two days to devote to crafting in early November.
• Amis brought the anatomising and categorising zeal he never had devoted and never would devote to more elevated works of literature'.
• The rectorship itself did not demand much from Kirkman, so from this point forward he had time to devote to mathematics.
• She knows that once the Pac-10 season begins in two weeks she will have no time to devote to her case.
• I just need to come back to it when I have a bit more time to devote to each chapter and section.
• It's also important to eliminate the distractions of daily living that make it so important to set aside special time to devote to family.
• Although he was forced to support himself by house painting and decorating again, he had more time to devote to serious work, especially portraits.
• Robin: The Holy Hour, as you know, is simply 60 minutes at the beginning of your day that you devote to self-mastery and personal development.