Sentence examples for devote both from inspiring English sources

So there was clearly a silver lining when the museum announced this year that to save money it would cancel several exhibitions and for the first time devote both its buildings — some 50,000 square feet — to its permanent collection.

It was anticipated that Flower, helped by the leeway the split role would give him in terms of the time he was allowed to devote both to the Test team and his young family, would see his job through until after the 2015 Ashes series at least.

Throughout her life, Ann devoted both her time and resources to philanthropical endeavors.

But the group, which is devoted both to arts education and to producing new and classic works.

My book is devoted both to the gruesome truths of the system (movies on an iPod?) and the exhilarations of a shocking, disruptive event.

The special, devoted both to new performances and a retrospective of Mr. Jackson's career, was in production in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

The gallery has space devoted both to contemporary photographs and to Mr. Ellenbogen's sizable collection of works by master photographers like André Kertesz, Josef Sudek, Brassaï and Henri Cartier-Bresson.

She was working as Britten's music assistant in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, where she remained for 12 years, passionately devoted both to music, and to Britten himself.

The show at the Getty was organized by that same museum and is the first major North American loan exhibition devoted both to Saenredam and focusing on a specific aspect of his career.

With no sign of the former copywriter since the end of season three we find him in an apparently tranquil place, devoted both to Krishna and his mistress Lakshmi.

In a lifetime of scooping up LPs and, now, CDs (regular readers know that I'm devoted both to classical music and to jazz), no phrase strikes fear into this melomaniac's heart like "out of print".