Sentence examples for a gig devoted to from inspiring English sources

Dankworth's brief alto solo on Duke Ellington's Tonight I Shall Sleep, his one-song, wheelchair-borne sole appearance on a gig devoted to him and Cleo Laine, resonated with an awareness of jazz history going all the way back to the romantic sax soloists of the 1930s and forward to the subtleties of the present era.

· Ronnie Scott's, W1, Mon 9 to Wed 11 Cecil Taylor Quartet, Ornette Coleman Quartet London Despite over four decades dedicated to overturning the harmonic framework of jazz, blues remains the heartbeat for saxophonist Ornette Coleman, who plays the Monday night on this rare pair of gigs devoted to legendary American jazz avantists who came to prominence in the 1960s.

With luck, a bit of that music will turn up here, on a gig otherwise devoted to material for a forthcoming release.

The gig will likely feature a song, devoted to Baltimore and Gray, that Prince recently recorded.

X recently hosted the MTV Europe Music Awards in Rome, a gig he got on the back of his fine work presenting MTV's amusing Pimp My Ride, a show devoted to customising cars, hip hop style.

But a museum devoted to math?

It was a show devoted to reconciliation.

A site devoted to gingko trees.

Says you have to have a team devoted to social.

NELSON MANDELA: A life devoted to liberty.

It contains an evening devoted to the Chicago pianist Muhal Richard Abrams and his circle and gigs by the local scene's veterans, including the saxophonists Charles Gayle and David S. Ware, as well as the improvising singer Fay Victor, the scholarly and freewheeling Chicago-based quintet People, Places & Things and the rock band Akron/Family.