Sentence examples for dedicated scene from inspiring English sources

Word of Costa's welcoming charm soon spread around New York's dance music scene and before long Mangiami became a staple of a small, but viciously dedicated scene of dance music enthusiasts.

The albums would then be duplicated and traded among the members of small, but dedicated scene.

The beach community also has a 40-foot-wide boardwalk, a dedicated surfer scene and some vestigial ambience from the working-class Irish resorts that once boomed there.

The first two hours are dedicated to scenes of family life within the very upper-middle-class Ekdahl household.

I mean, he's literally about to take the stage at an Apple product launch, and just last year there was an entire film dedicated to scenes of crowds rapturously greeting Steve Jobs as he took the stage at product launches.

Also, the brand's first Christmas campaign, which launched last year featuring Romeo Beckham joined by a cast of models and dancers, dedicates a scene to its trademark umbrellas.

As we've noted before, while software bootcamps still dominate the accelerator scene, dedicated hardware accelerators (and/or hardware arms added to existing programmes) have been arriving en masse, fuelled by crowdfunding sites and cheaper electronics component costs.

As we've noted before, while software bootcamps still dominate the accelerator scene, dedicated hardware accelerators (and/or hardware arms added to existing programmes) have been cropping up, fuelled by crowdfunding sites and cheaper electronics component costs.

While software bootcamps still dominate the incubator scene, dedicated hardware accelerators (and/or hardware arms added to existing incubator programmes) have been springing up to minister to/surf the wave of the maker renaissance that's being fuelled by crowdfunding sites and cheaper electronics component costs.

There are few other shows that would – or could – dedicate multiple scenes to two men playing Boggle.

Between these bullet points, there are a great many scenes dedicated to arguing, in the vaguest terms, about contracts and distribution deals.