Exemplos de uso de He devotes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He devotes himself to you 100o/.
Aleks is an architect, but he devotes most of his time to work as a craftsman.
He devotes too much time to this project and doesn't have time for anything else….
Together with a family he moves to Zelena Gura where he devotes himself only to art.
Right now he devotes himself entirely to art work.
I always remember an article written by Father Giovanni Cavalcoli a few years ago, in which he devotes stern words to the worst pride.
Finally he devotes eight and a half pages to the memory of his grandfather.
The Bishop's love of the Holy Eucharist is also expressed when in the course of the day he devotes a fair part of his time to adoration before the tabernacle.
The time that he devotes to his work… He really takes pride.
As the public information officer for ESO's Very Large Telescope andEuropean Extremely Large Telescope, he devotes himself to both science communication and research.
That's why he devotes 15+ hours to writing a new post designed for search engine success.
If Sir Leon Brittan gave to these matters just 1% of the inventiveness and creativity he devotes to economic and commercial matters, I am sure that he would get results.
In turn, he devotes all of his time, energy and affection into the rabbits.
The problem of understanding Socrates as a philosopher is shown in the following: In Xenophon's Symposium,Socrates is reported as saying he devotes himself only to what he regards as the most important art or occupation.
He devotes his entire day, every minute of his day, rigorously, to this case and nothing but.
Taken by memories of the recent events, he devotes most of the book to this encounter between a Western man and savages.
He devotes himself to an intense spiritual life, expressed in assiduous and fervent prayer, and attains a true form of mystical union with the Lord.
For the flock he is a shepherd,not an inspector, and he devotes himself to the mission not fifty or sixty percent, but with all he has.
Here he devotes about three pages to external evidence(128-31), but does not mention any individual manuscripts.
Colm Feore as Giuliano della Rovere: A powerful cardinal in the church,after losing the papal election to Rodrigo Borgia, he devotes himself to deposing the new pope, whom he sees as lewd and blasphemous.
From that point on, he devotes himself exclusively to painting, and after twenty years of poverty dies alone.
I greet in particular Cardinal Achille Silvestrini, President of the"Fondazione Sacra Famiglia di Nazareth";I am grateful to him for his presentation of this educational and ecclesial institution to which he devotes so much thought and love.
From 1978 on, he devotes himself in parallel to the development and manufacturing of sound reinforcement equipment.
However, as soon as he realizes he is running out of time, he devotes his life to working in the lab and concluding Nemur and Strauss' experiment, calling it the"Algernon-Gordon Effect.
He devotes himself to the study of ghe'ez, the liturgical language essential to understand the sacred texts of ancient Ethiopian theological tradition.
He's… he's very high-functioning, but he devotes more of his brainpower to his love of trains than he does to forming relationships with other people.
He devotes his whole existence to this apostolate and with this purpose he looks for souls in the great world, great writers and men of science, with the conviction that his direct word will gain souls more easily that any other method, since he is helped by God.
The life of the baby becomes more intense, he devotes all his free time to acquaintance with the outside world and to study himself, which contributes to the greater development of motor activity.
In fact, he devotes a whole chapter to it, and from the way he presents it, there are indeed signs of more openness on this issue.
Finally, in book 3 he devotes himself to Persian astronomy, drawing especially from George Chrysokokkes, whose work he corrected in many places.