Sentence examples for devoted to papers from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned "Pain as Bright as Steel" was delivered by Rhonda Wilcox, a professor of English at Gordon College in Barnesville, Ga., who with David Lavery, a professor of English at Middle Tennessee State, runs a Web site called Slayage.com devoted to papers on Buffy, and it was brilliant.

This issue is devoted to papers covering a broad range of perspectives of CP practices and strategies.

ASA has a scholarly journal; as an example, here is an issue devoted to papers on evolution.

"Works on Paper," making its 13th annual appearance today through Sunday, is devoted to paper-based art, including watercolors, drawings, prints, photographs, posters, maps and books.

He began his search in SoHo, at Pearl River, a store with an entire section devoted to paper lanterns, because "a big challenge of entertaining outdoors is lighting," he said.

Almost all are small and specialized -- one old-fashioned place sells only wire-mesh strainers and containers made on the premises; another is devoted to paper bakery supplies, like frilled brioche holders -- but so many shops demand some pacing.

Knight Ridder remains, at its core, a newspaper company devoted to paper-and-ink publishing.

During the review special attention was devoted to those papers that highlighted improvements provided by the application of TCIS and their components in railway systems.

I give you here down some of our papers devoted to this problem.

But despite the thousands of research papers devoted to buckyballs, practical applications remain elusive.

Yet the chapter of "False Papers" devoted to a visit to Proust's house is, for me, a little disappointing.