Sentence examples for book are devoted to from inspiring English sources

Chunks of the book are devoted to mind-numbing descriptions of complex banking deals.

Forty-six pages of the Houston phone book are devoted to air conditioning: buying it, installing it, fixing it, servicing it and cleaning it.

Six hundred pages of Ellis's book are devoted to the modern-day Goldman, the firm that symbolized the golden era of Wall Street.

Several pages in the book are devoted to the Hazans' bitter breakup with Judith Jones, the noted cookbook editor for Knopf.

Almost 50 pages in the beginning of the book are devoted to technique, advice for buying and the fish cook's kitchen.

The most intense parts of Bell's book are devoted to the Peninsular War — the battles in Iberia between 1808 and 1813, where Napoleon's and Wellington's troops first fought each other, even as the locals rose up against French hegemons.

In fact, much of the book is devoted to debunking Italian legend.

Like "Prep," much of this book is devoted to girls' adolescence.

(Only a quarter of the book is devoted to the White House years and beyond).

A big section of the book is devoted to the movie posters in your collection.

As for Vauchez, only a third of his book is devoted to biography.