Sentence examples for devoted a show from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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

Since 2005, when Oprah Winfrey devoted a show to how to buy the right size bra, the number of women seeking bra fittings has soared.

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"?

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

We're devoting a show to "Early To Bed," as rendered by me at the piano, with my wife and four of my veteran performers.