Sentence examples for a devoted watcher from inspiring English sources
A devoted watcher of "Larry King Live" on CNN, she is as eager to talk about the the Democratic Presidential ticket and Woody Allen as the past.
It doesn't take a psychologist, just a devoted watcher of summer television, to tell you that this is a crucial moment in the spiritual development of a young woman.
UB's attempt to foil this diabolical scheme is very nearly foiled when the Man's minion, Mr. Feather Chris Kattann), dispatches a White She-Devil (Denise Richards) to ensnare our hero, who soon trades in his fly threads for corduroys and polo sweaters and becomes a devoted watcher of NBC's super-pale Must-See TV sitcom line-up.
And you won't find a Brady staffer who isn't a devoted watcher of The Daily Show.
Anne had a lifelong love of music, art, and literature, enjoyed tracing astrological influences on famous personalities, and was a devoted bird watcher.
Though he points out that the collection's Blind Beggar pub is "notorious for the Kray twins" (it's where one of the gangster brothers shot a rival in 1966), you'd have to be a devoted thug watcher to make that connection.
The president, who has boasted about his TiVo and often eats lunch in a tiny room off the Oval Office, complete with a flat-screen television, is a devoted TV watcher, especially in the mornings and at night in the residence.
Robert Lewis, chairman of the mathematics department at Fordham University and a devoted gull watcher (see Bob Lewis's Gull Site, www.bway.net /lewis/birds/gulls.html), told me that gulls have had a population surge over the last 40 years, partly because of human beings' ratcheting up their garbage production.
On top of all this, older viewers are also more devoted watchers of traditional television, and presumably less likely to become cord-cutters.
He lost a devoted reader.
