Sentence examples for devote two of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper said he planned to devote two of each month's six main articles to the new world order for the foreseeable future.

During his Comedy Central show on Thursday night, Stephen Colbert, right, said that he would devote two of his shows, on Sept. 8 and 9, to celebrating and thanking American service members.

This fall, the museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology will devote one of its galleries to about a hundred of Guinness's most important pieces.

Yet I also think that the so-called new atheists present a special case, which is why I devote one of the six chapters in my book to criticising such writers as Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins.

This past spring, the journalist Jeff Greenfield devoted two of the three novellas in his alt-history collection, "Then Everything Changed," to the J.F.K. and R.F.K. killings.

He devotes two of the 14 chapters to the war, a sign of how big a part it played in his presidency.

The tribute devotes two of its first four slots to "Infidels," to great effect: Built to Spill covers "Jokerman," and Craig Finn, from the Hold Steady, tries his hand at "Sweetheart Like You".

Dickinson devoted one of his Letters from a Farmer to this issue.

Every year, the Downtown Dance Festival devotes one of its open-air lunchtime performances solely to Indian dance.

And, long before Five for Fighting explored Superman emo to great effect, Laurie Anderson devoted one of her finest, spookiest songs to the concept.

But Ms. Kagan has been skeptical of that idea, devoting eight of the 1996 article's 105 pages to a ruminative critique of "laws 'equalizing' the speech market".