Sentence examples for a space devoted from inspiring English sources

In 1980 he opened a space devoted exclusively to avant-garde art, with groundbreaking exhibitions for artists like Joseph Beuys.

— Glenn Collins SPD: Thanks to a grant, a magazine devoted to Southern culture is hatching a space devoted to Southern food.

Superbly calibrated sightlines will take you there: from Duccio, to a gleaming Pietro Lorenzetti, to a space devoted almost entirely to altarpieces and liturgical instruments.

A space devoted to Ralph Lauren's new upholstered furniture collection includes plenty of plump and cozy overscaled chairs and sofas, covered in dark-flowered chintz.

But the show's most unexpected aspect is a space devoted to her Web site What Is Missing? (whatismissing.net), begun in 2011 as part of a larger memorial to vanishing species and habitats worldwide.

Thus, The Times reported, he was designing the various studios as a Gothic church, the Roman forum, a Louis XIV room and, in a space devoted to jazz, something "wildly futuristic, with plenty of color in bizarre designs".

The results, seen on computer terminals in a nonprofit space devoted to media, add up to a strong New York solo debut (Cotter).

Across the Neva river, in a dense and shabbier part of town, the Dostoevsky apartment contains a theatre and an exhibition space devoted to the author's life and literary accomplishments – part of an effort to make the museum a cultural centre with relevance to young audiences.

(He was among a number of veterans who stopped by the gallery, a nonprofit space devoted to this sort of exceptional photographic projects, to pay tribute to Mr. Nachtwey).

The Belskie Museum of Art and Science (above), which opened in 1993, is a 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot

But the need for a permanent space devoted to the history of women in America has not changed.