Sentence examples for devoted to showcasing from inspiring English sources

Cinemapolis / Cornell Cinema - Three area cinemas devoted to showcasing quality new and classic films.

A recent exhibition in Munich, Big Data Art 2013, was devoted to showcasing this next generation of art.

A dozen glossy pages were devoted to showcasing frothy 2006 couture confections that revived the "teen queen's" glamour.

Around the corner is the Budapest Jazz Club (Muzeum utca 7; 011-36-1-267-2610; bjc.hu), a music hall that opened in 2008 and is arguably the only place in town devoted to showcasing domestic and international jazz.

"If all of those corporate outlets vanish, there is suddenly a hell of a lot less space devoted to showcasing a large number of titles," said J. B. Dickey, owner of the Seattle Mystery Bookshop.

From the website: Installed in a suite of renovated galleries on the second floor, Making Design is the first in a number of exhibitions devoted to showcasing Cooper Hewitt's extensive collection over 210,000 objects spanning thirty centuries.

Their idea was to create a prestigious auction house, with space devoted to showcase French artisanship, as well as luxury apartments.

Thankfully, they have plenty to eat wherever they go, as restaurants devoted (or re-devoted) to showcasing local food continue to sprout worldwide.

In his old married apartment in the financial district, he said, two walls were devoted to shelves showcasing his vast sneaker collection.

The Guardian's head of photography, Roger Tooth, describes the philosophy behind the series as one that is devoted entirely to showcasing the world's best photos in superb detail: "We want to hold your attention for more than two seconds... we want you to appreciate the work that the photographer has put into the image," he says.

The upcoming Guggenheim exhibition, which was organized with the cooperation of the artist, will be the most expansive U.S. show devoted to Kawara to date, showcasing works as far back as 1964 and including a continuous, live reading of "One Million Years". Another posthumous exhibition is being planned for 2015 at the Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens in Deurle, Belgium.