Sentence examples for coming devoted to from inspiring English sources

"We have an exhibition coming devoted to Picasso".

Mr. Houghton said he and Mr. Kushner agreed very quickly that the timing was ripe to include an "Angels" revival in the coming season devoted to Kushner plays.

After that come galleries devoted to Colonial portraits, Hudson River landscapes, Luminist shore views.

He suggests the conversations had begun a long time before, when he was at the National Gallery and helped Berlin stage its first big exhibition after the Wall came down, devoted to Rembrandt.

Even for that he had to work his way around various powers that be, including Boss Tweed, who "ran New York City—unofficially, that is". Then come pages devoted to the clandestine digging of a much bigger tube than Beach had promised – along with a train to carry passengers.

Very little of "Coming Apart" is devoted to government policy.

The men under his command came to be devoted to him, admiring him for his bravery and evenhanded leadership.

First came an issue devoted to the Russian model Arthur Kulkov: dark-eyed, handsome, and in some physical ways also perfect-bound.

The owner of the dwelling appears in a very bad temper, and eventually he takes it into his head to see how Tony and Jerry like having their automobile wind-shield broken.After this comes a sequence devoted to buffoonery with ice-cream cones and an inconvenient shop door.

The diminished interest among supermarket shoppers comes as acreage devoted to organic produce has been increasing, sales of packaged organic groceries and of meats advertised as grown without antibiotics or hormones have been rising, and state and Federal agencies have intensified their support for production and certification of organic crops.

Then came the section devoted to Dear Leader's passion for golf.