Sentence examples for devoted an evening from inspiring English sources

On 14 February 1998, the night before the tenth anniversary of the show's pilot episode broadcast, BBC2 devoted an evening of programmes to the series, under the banner of Red Dwarf Night.

No musicians have been signed and no formats ruled out, including the one employed at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, which in the past has invited members of the Westchester Jazz Orchestra to play selections from music documentaries chronicling events of the 1950s, and has also devoted an evening to Mr. Pizzarelli.

No, indeed: The giddiness crept up on us after we'd devoted an evening to consuming the 90.4-proof 90.4-proofler's Westbourne Strength Gin itself.

And didn't the BBC commemorate his 60th birthday last year by devoting an evening's viewing to his genius and longevity?

This is especially the case in Vancouver, where many office workers devote an afternoon a week to group hikes up the nearby Grouse Grind mountain trail.

What grounds does a soul who voluntarily devoted a Sunday afternoon to trying to work out who exactly the mysterious, solitary saxophonist who struts into shot on several occasions was—or what he's doing there in the first place have to complain about anything?

Located in Chelsea (a Manhattan neighborhood that was one of the hardest hit), the theater devoted an entire Friday night's proceeds to Hurricane Sandy relief for the Red Cross.

President Bush devoted a big part of last night's State of the Union address to his own health insurance ideas.

On Wednesday morning, Steve Doocey devoted an entire segment to the beloved Disney film's secret agenda: emasculation of men everywhere.

Until Mr. Bush devoted a sentence to the unborn last night, the only person I heard bring up abortion was a Senate candidate from Nebraska who was distinctly off prime time.

But if I lived farther afield from a lively Chinese community, I might well happily devote a Sunday afternoon to simmering pig's feet.