Sentence examples for been devoted to both from inspiring English sources
Vanessa Bell seems to have been devoted to both her husband and Grant, and they all frequently lived and traveled together.
From its inception, then, Guild Hall has been devoted to both visual and performing arts, a combination that coexists in only four other Long Island institutions.
He was devoted to both, but to his children he was an erratic and distant figure.
It was devoted to both personal and home fragrances, which hadn't been common practice since the eighteenth century.
He is devoted to both religious and physical ecstasy and can juxtapose them, or equate them, in his performances.
There was an element of truth in the jibe, because she regarded the man and the estate as inseparable, and was devoted to both.
The poet of the title, sung by the hardy bass Alain Buet, is devoted to both love and wine, causing conflict with priestesses of the wine god Bacchus until Amour, goddess of love, makes peace.
Steve Reich's was devoted to both The Rite of Spring and the cymbal beat of Kenny Clarke, Terry Riley had plenty of jazz-piano skills and La Monte Young bebop-sax ones – and Ross noted Reich's amazement at hearing John Coltrane improvise more complex structures with his quartet in a nightclub than the embryonic minimalist had been discussing all day in an earnest Juilliard composition class.
This article is devoted to both the theoretical and numerical study of boundary-value problems for nonlinear fractional integro-differential equations.
Chapters in this volume, as described, are devoted to both of these aspects of final thermal engineering of steel alloy systems.
This work is devoted to both experimental and numerical investigations of the hydrodynamics and associated heat transfer in two-dimensional microchannels from 700 μm to 200 μm in height.
