Sentence examples for devoted a small from inspiring English sources

When Gilbert and Mildred Weinberger opened Handy Andy in 1958, they devoted a small part of their White Plains store to window coverings.

The Shanghai Museum has devoted a small room to his collection of Ming-dynasty furniture, which includes some beautiful pieces that are more than four hundred years old.

During the whole of the week following his arrest, the city's main paper only devoted a small 250-word story on the man who had only too recently dominated their pages.

Allen, who has devoted a small part of his estimated $17.5bn fortune to deep-sea and space exploration, said on his website that the discovery of the wreck, at a depth of more than half a mile, marked "an important milestone in the annals of World War II naval history".

I am not sure if I even devoted a small slice to the dimension of age.

Retaining the feeling of a private home, TEOR/éTica has devoted a small room to political art.

Mentions the German Historical Museum, which devotes a small space to National Socialism.

ESPN has tended to devote a small portion of its coverage to women's sports.

I just think there are some people out there who devote a small bit of time to show their appreciation, and that's very touching.

The Museum of Modern Art is devoting a small, gripping exhibition to the documentation of "Cage Piece" (1978-79), the first of Mr. Hsieh's One Year Performances.

The paper does devote a small square of its front page to the political happenings, with "Brexit: May's last bid to save her deal and her job".