Sentence examples for devoted to hanging from inspiring English sources

But most of his time is devoted to hanging out at the local bowling alley with his two buddies.

Or to have to take a conference call during an afternoon otherwise devoted to hanging out with my kids.

Much of "Thumbsucker," which is based on Walter Kirn's 1999 novel, is devoted to that great middle-class activity: hanging out.

Some of Mr. Porter's more memorable paintings, including "Fruit: Apples, Grapes, Peaches, and Pears" (circa 1875), were perhaps inspired by Peale family works like "Bowl of Peaches" (1816), by Raphael Peale, which is hanging downstairs in galleries devoted to the museum's impressive permanent collection.

No wonder bedspreads devoted to pepperoni and portable pizza pouches for hanging a cheesy slice around your neck (they're only $8, people) exist.

Consider if you have time to devote to watering your hanging plants every day.

We find a whole street devoted to dried fish, set out in circles on the pavement or hanging from awnings like bunches of staring twigs.

When visitors stroll into the galleries devoted to European paintings, they will not see panels from 15th-century Germany hanging together with pictures from the Florentine Quattrocento on the excuse that they are Christian.

Right now its special exhibition is "Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui," devoted to Mr. Anatsui, the contemporary African artist known for his magical wall hangings fashioned from everyday materials.

At first, the show was devoted to the most spectacular flameouts and resurrections, which Mr. Gaspin calls "the low-hanging fruit".

The off-season was devoted to strengthening her body to contend with inevitable double- and triple-teams and to hardening her resolve to shoot with defenders hanging on her like tinsel.