Sentence examples for devoted to the end from inspiring English sources

Allen is a founding member of an activist group devoted to the end of sewage as we know it.

The magazine's editors had an inspired idea of how to say goodbye — an issue devoted to The End of Life as We Know It.

That the second and third parts of the work are devoted to the end of the story, with a closing benediction from Revelation, hardly seems unnatural.

When I started reading Endtime, I thought getting a magazine devoted to the end of the world every two months would be fascinating—I'd get loads of insane theories, wacky photoshop jobs, and far-out interpretations of news stories from the Middle East.

There is a rapidly growing body of literature devoted to the "The End of Football," and the sentiment surrounding this conceptual novelty has already shifted from laughable to intriguing.

Later, while working for a wine importer and distributor, he became convinced of the need for a publication devoted to the lower end of the fine wine market.

CDs are still difficult to open; like the gentlemen of the Victorian age who carried scissors inside their coats to snip the stays of ladies who had fainted, men of my acquaintance now carry pocketknives solely for the purpose of opening CDs.... Audiophiles devoted to the "high end" were astounded by how much better their LPs sounded than the CDs.

He remained devoted to the KGB to the end of his life.

With most of the delegates here devoted to the president to the end, it offered Mr. Bush, the most unpopular president in recent history, a chance to revel, though remotely, in the kind of affection he rarely gets these days.

The first half of the "Disruptive Directors" series, devoted to the director Ken Russell, ends with "Song of Summer," about the composer Frederick Delius, which screens Thursday through next Sunday and Nov. 23-25.

The only thing that mars this nice little pal of a book is the chapter devoted to the shitty movie at the end.