Sentence examples for a case is devoted from inspiring English sources

A case is devoted to coins from Jesus' lifetime.

A case is devoted to the 1707 Treaty of Union which, Mr Jones admits, looked like a full stop in Scotland's story when the exhibits were first planned, but now that the Scottish parliament is about to be reinvented, seems to be more like one half of a bracket.

The first case is devoted to the situation when, and in the second case as where.

Most of the case was devoted to defence witness accounts of events 38 years ago.

For some reason, two entire cases were devoted to a hodgepodge of "competitor toys," from restaurants like Wendy's and Burger King.

Many cases are devoted to the challenges of keeping an enterprise going: Can a product be made and delivered cheaply enough to be profitable?

Display cases are devoted to the Hogarth Press as well.

Two cases are devoted to the jewelry Calder made for his wife, Louisa, beginning with the couple's engagement ring — a simple spiral of gold wire.

Several cases are devoted to different types of headwear, including the turban, the hood and the tiara, while others focus on themes like status, geometry, speed and animals.

Three display cases are devoted to his accomplishments, with photographs, notebooks and four patent models from the museum's own collection.

Consequently, the focus for the engineering work can in such cases be devoted to systems that only dominate in extreme cases and do not contribute to the noise emission during normal operation.