Meanings of devoting to in English

Welcome to Sleep Week, which we're devoting to all the things that help us get better shut-eye.

Our soldiers aren't being entirely honest about the amount of time the possessed are devoting to redeeming their energistic debts.

There was flattery, moreover, in the fact that nobody else in living memory had daily devoting to his invalid guest.

Thoroughness and efficiency in any branch of learning can be secured only by devoting to it special study and attention.

The good condition of my armies is owing to my devoting to them one or two hours in every day.

We are devoting to it sixty-five millions a year (2,600,000_l.)

So tons of time I really should have been devoting to my work as an artist, as a sculptor, has been lost.

By working six years and devoting to the purpose all the money she could earn she has paid the debt and interest.

Jet hoped sincerely that he would pass the cedars without devoting to them any especial attention, but in this he was disappointed.

He pursued it with no less reluctance than diligence, devoting to the task three nights in the week, and the whole of each day.

To alleviate this fear he was more explicit in his declarations, and energetic in his vows of devoting to her the life she had preserved.

Towards the poor he overflowed with tenderness, reserving for them the choicest portion of his meals, and devoting to their use the pocket-money he received.

In pursuance of this project, the St. George's Guild was formed, about 1870, Ruskin devoting to it 7,000 pounds of his own money.

"These beautiful afternoons you ought to be devoting to pastoral calls."