Sentence examples for booth devoted from inspiring English sources

I noticed an inordinate number of pet-related gifts, including those at Red Rover, a booth devoted to breed-specific objects.

Another is Elle Shushan's tiny booth devoted to American and European painted miniatures; especially notable this year are portraits of a Vermont mother named Orilla Landon (1840), an unnamed Scotswoman (1745) and Louis XVI in heaven.

After Lincoln's landslide re-election in early November 1864 on a platform advocating passage of the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to abolish slavery altogether, Booth devoted increasing energy and money to his kidnap plot.

The numerous booths devoted to single artists contribute to the show's uncluttered look.

Its offerings range from Chinese export porcelain to contemporary work, with occasional booths devoted to glass.

On my way, I passed by the crimson-walled mini-city comprising the booths devoted to "Read Russia," where a presentation on the Yale University Press Stalin Digital Archive, an online library of declassified documents from Russia's State archives, was taking place.

It also seemed to me that the booths devoted to children's books were unusually plentiful.

An entire booth was devoted to menu tassels.

Paul Kasmin's booth is devoted entirely to rainbow-colored, text-based paintings by Deborah Kass that quote pop song lyrics, other artists and Ms. Kass's mother.

Many of the best booths are devoted to one or two artists, which creates an unusual clarity.

"My booth is entirely devoted to the colonial trade," said Marc J. Matz, a dealer from Cambridge, Mass., who is selling the figure.