Sentence examples for daily devoted from inspiring English sources

The Nation, another influential English language daily, devoted most of its front page on Saturday to The Post's troubles.

Women's Wear Daily devoted pages of coverage to the affair, noting that after the ceremony Huffington's mother, smoking a cigar, told a reporter, "Now that I've got Arianna married off, I can go back to Greece".

Just this morning, The New York Times podcast "The Daily" devoted a feature segment to people fighting for the rights of conservative speakers such as Ann Coulter to say what they want.

The pressures were exemplified in extracts from the memoirs of Marc Lièvremont, France's former coach, that ran Saturday in L'Equipe, the French daily devoted to sports.

Ms. Altfest said she began this series of small, exquisitely detailed paintings in 2006, working with individual models for an average of seven to eight hours daily, devoting 3 to 15 months to each piece in the series.

According to journalists at the paper, there will be a daily real estate page, and separate daily segments devoted to culture, business and particularly sports.

By contrast, the Daily Mail devoted its first 18 news pages to the story.

The Daily News devoted its first seven pages to the indictment; the Post outdid its rival with nine pages.

The daily meetings devoted to selecting six front-page stories consumed huge amounts of energy; little time was spent thinking about what appeared on the Web home page.

When Mr. Chirac first came out with his anticrime proposals, one left-leaning daily, Libération, devoted its front page to his plan.

The Daily Mail devoted a news page to "The 50p tax backlash" and a commentary by its City editor, Alex Brummer, headlined "Economic vandalism".