Sentence examples for devoted to announcements from inspiring English sources

How much time is devoted to announcements, logistics, introductions of the introducers, overviewing the agenda--in general, telling people what they've already read in the program?

Almost half of the video is devoted to Mr Obama and his announcement of air strikes against the Islamic State in Iraq.

In addition, New York City announced $150 million in funding solely devoted to startups in the city as part of the tech campus announcement.

Certain blogs devoted to Android have also been keeping running lists of manufacturer announcements -- the Computerworld and Pocket-lint sites have pages devoted to keeping an updated list of Ice Cream Sandwich rollouts all in one place.

Today it would be very odd to find artists upset at the announcement that, say, there was about to be an exhibition devoted to Rembrandt.

A whole meeting at Twitter was devoted to this topic: "How could Facebook kill us?" The list, matched up to recent Facebook announcements, shows why Twitter management may have good reason to be nervous: – Real-time search.

Straight after the Veep announcement, Romney's campaign rushed out a set of talking points devoted to Ryan's proposals.

In honor of this week's Pulitzer Prize announcements, let us turn away from the glitterati and toward the noble souls who are devoted to chronicling their lives.

@PatriotCast, a feed devoted to the Revolutionary War with some 2,600 followers, abruptly ceased operations last January with the rather anticlimactic announcement that "a large shipment of gunpowder has arrived in Egg Harbor, N.J".

The announcement on HuffPost Living of Tony Robbins's new TV special, "Breakthrough," and a blog devoted to it, elicited a wide range of comments.

Within minutes of Friday's announcement that Ms. Palin was joining the Republican ticket, women across the country started flooding blogs devoted to motherhood issues.