Sentence examples for devoted to a long from inspiring English sources

Pelham is devoted to a (long) season of life, parenthood.

Devoted to a long career in Advertising and Publishing.

In 1979, the Dia Foundation bought the former First Baptist Church of Bridgehampton in the middle of town to create a gallery for temporary exhibitions and an area devoted to a long-term installation of Mr. Flavin's art.

Another element of Advertising Week meant to raise its profile is the inclusion of sessions devoted to a problem that has long vexed the industry: increasing the diversity of its work force.

Some bemusement among the non-international-macro types about why a long session devoted to a country roughly the same size as either Nebraska or Brooklyn, take your pick.

In providing new details about those case reports, senior government officials described them for the first time as discrete documents, each at least 20 pages long and devoted to a particular target, and perhaps most intriguingly, they said, written in "perfect English".

The half-hour we devoted to a jaunt through its center was long enough.

I was starting to agree with the Cartier service guy: being devoted to a watch for 25 years seemed long enough to me.

The Memphis in May International Festival is an annual month-long event devoted to a different country each year.

"We will respond to the threat of climate change, knowing that failure to do so would betray our children and future generations," he said at the start of one of the longest passages devoted to a single subject in the speech.

In 1927, Moby-Dick's status all but assured, E. M. Forster devoted to it a long, cautious appraisal in Aspects of the Novel, and Melville's greatest work, as we today know it, was born 76 years after its initial publication".