But ticket industry experts said that speculating on options might not be widely adopted because it was more complicated than simply buying a ticket on StubHub and demanded devotion to a specific team.
(Burke) Jillian Peña (Friday and Saturday) For many dancers, the day-in, day-out practice of ballet verges on religion, a rigorous ritual demanding fervent devotion.
(Burke) Jillian Peña (Wednesday, Thursday and next Friday; through Dec. 8) For many dancers, the day-in, day-out practice of ballet verges on religion, a rigorous ritual demanding fervent devotion.
It always takes longer for the galleries to appreciate the quiet ones -- Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and now Karrie Webb -- but sooner or later their sheer skill demands devotion.
He demanded complete devotion to God, putting it ahead of devotion to self and even to family (Mark 3 31 35; Matthew 10 35 37), and taught that people should give up everything in order to obtain what was most precious (Matthew 13:44 46).
Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to the old regime.
Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to an emperor, good or bad; his death was the death of a father.
"Life gets better!" The Paterno who Paknis describes is controlling and vindictive and demanded complete devotion to football, despite his claims of promoting academics over sports.
Yet where music was concerned he was dead serious, not only because the music itself demanded his devotion but also because he would have considered himself lacking in respect toward his musicians had he come ill-prepared to a rehearsal.
In these plays the British characters are typically weak and sickly (Tim Crouch's "England") or cynical and ineffectual (David Hare's "Vertical Hour"), and they are in thrall with the Americans who, in the case of "Drunk Enough," demand unquestioning devotion.
