Examples of using Would devote in English and their translations into Portuguese
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She would devote herself to igniting the flames.
He went on to conceive the system of thought to the elaboration of which he would devote his life.
He would devote himself completely to music.
Let's just concentrate on Troy Carter's murder and why anyone would devote their life to mini golf.
I wish you would devote this much time and attention to our relationship.
The first meetings,the participants did not know whether the club would devote to activities"filodramáticas" or sports.
Info I thought I would devote an article to the removal instructions for virus doctor.
The First Degree would include members,both men and women, who would devote themselves entirely to the Society and its work.
Do you think I would devote my career to designing an amusement park ride for rich men with little willies to shoot prehistoric animals?
When you put it around your neck,she made you promise… that if anything ever happened to her children… you would devote your life to raising them.
You said that you would devote yourself to science.
He was the most sought-after chest radiologist to participate in national andregional congresses, seminars and meetings, and he would devote equal attention to all.
So, each professional would devote his time and energy to study and act in only one segment.
As soon as he took office, Otto Reich declared that Cuba is still his obsession and he would devote his time in the Government of the United States to that.
I wish this blog would devote itself to real science"instead of wasting our time with crackpot, wannabe theoreticians in a rush to publish.
Her son would go to one corner of the tent,take up paper and brushes, and he, too, would devote himself to revealing in his paintings whatever the heavens determined.
I wish the US would devote as much energy- by which I do not mean military manpower- to solving the actual Middle East problem as it is doing to Iraq.
The Arabs had become experts in the science of genealogy, ancient poetry and rhetoric,they had become masters and would devote themselves to their science, research and discuss it.
I doubt that the US Congress would devote a day to discussions, as we are, after Johannesburg.
The project, be an early work, was developed with great effort andintensity in the same monastery in which the authors were resident and would devote two full years of work.
Even later on, as an emperor,Pedro would devote at least two hours of each day to study and reading.
The late Paul VI, who founded this Secretariat, and so much of whose love, interest and inspiration was lavished on non-Christians, in thus no longer visibly among us, andI am that some of you wondered whether the new Pope would devote similar care and attention to the world of the non-Christian religions.
The newspaper, O Observador Constitucional, would devote his edition of November 26, 1830 to the passing of Badaró.
The Commission would devote its main effort at harmonization to national pro visions which, if applied to imports, could be regarded as compatible with the standards laid down in the Cassis de Dijon judgment.
Therefore, not without reason, we recently confirmed you in this office,certain that you would devote yourself to carrying out those tasks, even in the future, with equal coherence and dedication.
If instead, each member would devote this time to making a detailed and well-prepared report to the entire Party on his particular function, the work would gain a hundredfold.
We were confident that right and truth would prevail andI would be acquitted and we would devote the rest of our lives working to create a justice system here in the United States.
In his address on Tuesday, Mr Mubarak said he would devote his remaining time in power to ensuring a peaceful transition of power to his successor he did not mention his son Gamal.
What a progress it would be if in the current circumstances each of us would devote every evening three minutes to the silent contemplation of the planets in the endless, star-studded heaven.”.
He was a figure who, one might have had every reason to expect, would devote himself to maintaining his country's strict neutrality, avoiding giving offence to any of his powerful neighbours, and indulging his keenly developed tastes for the pleasures of the flesh, rather than one who would make a profound impact on history.