Sentence examples for devoted to gambling from inspiring English sources

Of MGM's two million square feet, only 50,000 will be devoted to gambling.

In other words, extreme income inequality doesn't just hamper economic growth, lead to wealth being hoarded rather than circulated healthily through the economy, and promote a banking sector devoted to gambling instead of job creation.

A new influx of tourists, younger and less devoted to gambling, are likelier to open their wallets for extravagantly priced nightclubs and day clubs, which have joined concerts and musical shows, high-end restaurants, luxury shopping and some of the more exotic types of entertainment this city is renowned for offering.

It employed 50,000 dance musicians and made good profits for dance-hall chains such as Mecca (a carefree name, in hindsight, for a company devoted to dancing, gambling and beauty contests).

One of Carnival's "fun ships," it had every inch of public space devoted to eating, drinking, gambling, shopping, entertainment or recreation.

Brent Warr, who became Gulfport's mayor just months before the storm, called the port expansion "an incredible opportunity for the city," and said he had been assured that the new facilities would be devoted to maritime use, not to gambling and cruise ships.

"I do not spend on vices like smoking, drinking or gambling, and have been completely devoted to my family," he said in the statement.

Like all gambling movies, "Lucky You" is devoted to the question of what it takes to be a winner — the quality of controlled heartlessness that Huck doesn't have.

There is a gambling museum, a neon museum, and two that are devoted to performers who came to personify the city: Liberace and Elvis Presley.

Most movies about the gambling life inhale the fumes of desperation that accumulate around damaged lives devoted to risk.

Always devoted to family.