Sentence examples for as well as devoted from inspiring English sources

The Butcher's Fancy sells 800 to 1,000 pounds of sausages a week, supplying a number of restaurants as well as devoted customers.

Her memory will be cherished by son and daughter-in-law Ralph and Rochelle Field of Westport, CT; grandchild Judith and her husband Jean Polgar of Cambridge, MA; grandchild Jonathan Field of NY; grandchild Kathryn Field of Center Sandwich, NH; and great-grandchildren Caroline, Emma, Aaron and Amelia, as well as devoted nieces and nephews and many dear friends.

Beloved wife of the late Oscar, sister to Miriam Pierce and the late Lisa Kaplan, sister-inlaw to Philip Pierce, loving mother of Burton, Marc and the late Lawrence, motherin-law to Lynn, devoted Grandmother to Jordan, Jennifer and Robert, and cherished Great-Grandmother to Oliver, as well as devoted Aunt and Great-Aunt to many nieces and nephews.

Still, Cho said he feels Takei, as well as devoted "Star Trek" fans, will be pleased with Sulu's journey in the movie.

The actors sell tickets, clean out toilets, cook and serve at the bar as well as devoting long hours to rehearsals.

Indeed, she went on to write three great studies of Ravensbrück, a major book on the condition of women in North Africa as well as devoting herself to attacking human rights abuses such as torture in Algeria.

A biographical sketch of Dr. Morris Smith, practicing clinical sexologist, who conducts research and product testing as well as devoting four afternoons a week to office consultation with individual patients.

By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, August 20 , 1984P. 30 A biographical sketch of Dr. Morris Smith, practicing clinical sexologist, who conducts research and product testing as well as devoting four afternoons a week to office consultation with individual patients.

From a developer perspective, the company encourages accessibility by providing documentation for best practices for coding accessibility, as well as devoting much time during WWDC sessions talking about accessibility on iOS and the Mac.

The article briefly summarised his lifetime and praised Conroy for "considerable shrewdness, no small knowledge of human nature and a very winning address" as well as "devoting himself with great zeal and assiduity" to members of the Royal Family.

This was particularly evident in the control condition (when no food was presented), in which individuals were more likely to visit the kiwi field first and more often, as well as devoting more foraging effort to it compared to the apple field (fig. 2).