Sentence examples for dedicated to articles from inspiring English sources

The costs of AARP's service, which include royalty payments for music as well as editorial expenses for a section of the site dedicated to articles and interviews on music, will be paid through advertising.

The search strategy relied on two algorithms, one dedicated to articles indexed with Mesh terms and the other dedicated to articles not indexed (at the time of the search), using exclusively free text.

Annie Leibovitz's photo of a naked Lennon embracing his wife, taken on the day of the murder, was the cover of Rolling Stones 22 January 1981 issue, most of which was dedicated to articles, letters and photographs commemorating Lennon's life and death.

The first day, which will be hosted by children's favourite dog "Petko", is dedicated to articles from the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

This November the Elswicks invited the community in again for the unveiling of a wall in a downstairs hallway that they have dedicated to photos and articles about the Holladay family.

Dear Dr. Silvaggi, We greatly appreciate the time you dedicated to review our article.

Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.

Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.

"In response to the sustained impact of and scholarly interest in country music," Mr. Garrett said, "the updated dictionary features a newly commissioned, extensive article on country music as well as nearly 300 articles dedicated to individual country musicians, groups and subgenres".

On Pinterest, Townsend created pin boards such as "Smart Cities Signals" dedicated to housing these images, articles, videos and graphs.

There are even whole articles dedicated to making fun of them: individuals, as Eisenberg suggests, who "always wanted to have [their] name on a movie poster".