Sentence examples for devoted to the event from inspiring English sources

The BBC later said the amount of TV airtime being devoted to the event was still being finalised.

Reddit users created a subforum devoted to the event, sharing leaked nude pictures of celebrities that had been stolen from their personal accounts.

In the context of another Olympics (resplendent with national uniforms, anthems and flags, and with predictions about how many medals that countries will win), here are some radical ideas: House athletes in enclaves devoted to the event in which they will compete, giving them a chance to communicate with people from many countries with whom they share much in common.

In honor of the occasion, 400 of the company's stores will turn their logos red for the week, and the App Store will offer content devoted to the event.

It will be one element in an exhibition devoted to the events leading up to the 2001 attack, what happened on 9/11 itself and what occurred in the aftermath.

For the development of the memorial and cultural space at the site, including a museum devoted to the events of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Libeskind will be employed by the development corporation.

After another late-morning start, I headed for the D-Day Museum in the Warehouse District (admission $10), where three levels of exhibits in a converted warehouse are devoted to the events shortly before and after June 6 , 1944 when 175,000 Allied troops landed on the shores of Normandy.

Mobile device users have several apps to choose from as they plan for shopping on the day after Thanksgiving, whether at traditional retail discount sites or those devoted to the annual event.

This paper introduces a special issue devoted to the sequence of events in and around Glen Roy during the Loch Lomond or Younger Dryas Stadial, the short but important cold period dated to between ∼12,900 and 11,700 years ago, during which glaciers last expanded to occupy the Scottish Highlands, and during the subsequent transition to warmer conditions at the start of the Holocene.

Two chapters are devoted to the most glamorous events held at the White House -- state dinners -- and take the reader behind the scenes for the dinner honoring President Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic.

When the definitive biography of Canada's 23rd prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is written, there's going to be an entire chapter devoted to the single most important event in his political career the time he beat the shit out of a Canadian senator on live TV.