Sentence examples for by devoting part from inspiring English sources

The Oscars paid tribute to Paul Walker – the star of the Fast and Furious movies whose death last year at the age of 40 shocked Hollywood – by devoting part of its traditional In Memoriam section to the actor.

Light production in Vibrio fischeri[ 1, 2], siderophore production in Pseudomonas aeruginosa[ 3], invertase enzyme production in Saccharomyces cerevisiae[ 4], stalk formation by Dictyostelium discoideum, [ 2, 5] are but a few examples of individuals in a community who help others at their own cost by devoting part of their resources to this task.

Since her accident, Crosby has devoted part of her work as a scholar to studying what it means to inhabit bodies marked by difference.

After finishing his Ph.D., he decided to devote part of his final year to what he refers to as "the Super Bowl for M.I.T. geeks," a startup-business competition hosted by the university.

In fairness to Scott, he acknowledges this by devoting a good part of the essay to a discussion of how much American art over the years has taken as its subject the unwillingness to grow up.

But Cobb successfully walks the fine line between dwelling on the child's pain and wrapping things up too succinctly, in part by devoting several pages to the ways memorializing and celebrating a lost loved one can help the bereaved — child or adult — begin to recover.

Survived by devoted sisters Shirley, Dolores and Horty.

Deeply mourned by devoted wife Rose.

These advances is genomic knowledge have brought about many changes in the names of pathogenic microorganisms, evidenced here by the authors' devoting the largest part of the book to bacteria.

The company's top executives rarely mention DotOrg, which is now run by Megan Smith, a business development executive who devotes only part of her time to the organization.

Owned by Casino, which under terms of contract with Prince of Monaco must devote certain part profits to absolving purposes of high art.