Sentence examples for and also devoted from inspiring English sources
He is almost exactly the same age as Kearns, received a similar education, and also devoted many years to windshield-wiper experiments, but the two men are nothing alike.
Oscar and Lucinda by Peter Carey The first part of this novel draws on Gosse's Father and Son, depicting Oscar and his father Theophilus as members of a fundamentalist sect in Devon, and also devoted naturalists.
Traill graduated from the University of Edinburgh (1802) and for 30 years practiced medicine in Liverpool, where he helped to found, and was secretary of, the Literary and Philosophical Society and also devoted time to establishing the Royal Institution and the Mechanics Institution.
It is devoted to Providence, Worcester and their environs and also devoted to serving its advertisers, local businesses of all kinds.
Dr. Bronner's was a leading financial contributor to all these efforts, and also devoted significant staff time and other organizational resources, especially to the Oregon effort.
This is the first comprehensive retrospective devoted to the Southern California photographer, who chronicled queer life in Los Angeles, and also devoted a good portion of her photographic practice to visceral self-portraits she staged in the wilderness.
It is one of the curious facts of China today that the state press both marches in step with the Communist Party and also devotes much of its space to documenting acts of epic plunder and abuses of power.
They are now spending much more to help working mothers get child care, for example, and also devoting more money to health care, transport subsidies and so forth.Winners and losersMerely getting single mothers into work, however, has not boosted incomes all that impressively.
American Genesis expands on these sections, and also devotes a chapter each to the diversification, of both ideology and strategy, of antievolutionism and to the current impact of antievolutionism on scientists in academia.
Both B&N and Borders have been closing superstores and also devoting more space to non-book items, further reducing shelf space and inevitably book sales.
Mary Murphy (Deirdre O'Connell) and Marty Murphy (Vyto Ruginis) are devoted to each other and are also devoted to a house that has little more than the frames left standing.
