Sentence examples for devote a room from inspiring English sources

In 1960, the Phillips was the only museum to devote a room to Rothko paintings.

For one, they no longer have to devote a room — off limits to children — to store the die cutters, scissors, metal embossers and embellishment materials.

The next Monday, Mr. Talen learned that N.Y.U. had agreed to preserve the house's facade and devote a room to its one-time resident.

(The Tambo Quirquincho museum, on the Plaza Alonzo de Mendoza, devotes a room to chola dress).

When Tate Modern opened in the spring, it devoted a room to Riley, another clear sign of changed times.

Gober also devotes a room to a punishingly supererogatory host of the many thousands of doodles that Burchfield (who kept a journal almost ten thousand pages long) compulsively saved.

To counter these stereotypes, Desmarais and her colleague devoted a room of the exhibition to contemporary indigenous artists who worked in direct response to the western genre.

In his law office in Hutchinson, Minn., Ron McGraw devotes a room to Lindsay Whalen, the closest thing to a homegrown celebrity Hutchinson has.

When the new Tate Modern opened in the spring, it devoted a room to Riley, another clear sign of changed times.

"The Tale of Genji: A Japanese Classic Illuminated," which runs through June 16 at the Met, devotes a room of the exhibition to celebrating the story's connection to Buddhism.

The Davises, both 49, have devoted a room of their modern barn to a well-equipped kitchen whose décor of football helmets, autographed pictures and banners makes it look like a shrine to the Chiefs and the University of Missouri football team.