Sentence examples for devote a show from inspiring English sources

Last month he drew attention with a drawing that ran on the cover of The Brooklyn Rail, a journal of art and politics, that examined — and attacked — the controversial decision by the New Museum of Contemporary Art to devote a show to the private art collection of one of its trustees.

Larry King is offering to devote a show to a fake race to a million followers — a good majority of which are probably spammers or fake accounts — on a service that sends 140 character messages.

The Whitney Museum of American Art recently devoted a show to him.

Or whether the Museum of Modern Art would have devoted a show to a Ferrari without support from Ferrari.

"Nightline," on ABC, devoted a show to the international crisis of opera singers run amok.

In 1998 Mr. Kendall devoted a show and monograph to the work.

A Forum for High School Artwork Each winter the Pace University art gallery in Pleasantville devotes a show to high school artwork.

The family is donating a trove to the Museum of Fine Arts, which is devoting a show to how the items were collected, looted and recovered.

Can it be long before Oprah Winfrey devotes a show to shop-aholic executives, "Today, the man who went out for one new briefcase and came home with 80"?

Instead, the President joined an interfaith service, and the mayor of New York talked about equal citizenship, and Oprah devoted a show to Islam.

Then there is the biting wit of Only An Excuse, which is a bit like Rory Bremner devoting a show to football impressions.