Sentence examples for devoted to the first from inspiring English sources
The body of scholarship devoted to the first executive's psyche continues to grow.
Fully 80 percent of Mr. Bravin's volume is devoted to the first iteration of tribunals, now seven years gone.
It is an intentional distinction that his staff laments has been overlooked in all the coverage devoted to the first Jewish politician to run for vice president.
Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690) was devoted to the first, and Hume's Treatise of Human Nature (1739 40), "being an attempt to apply the method of experimental reasoning to moral subjects," was devoted to the second.
Describing the museum as visitors will find it in 2014, when it is to open, Ms. Greenwald said the gallery devoted to the first attack would be within the physical outline of the north tower foundations.
The chapter devoted to the first tenant and his four daughters, in the Weimar period, is part fable, part poetry, part database of superstitious custom, stylistically harking back to The Book of Words.
Since greater resources were being devoted to the first-class passengers, I can only assume that this practice is used to minimize their waiting period and inconvenience.
Christina Taylor is the executive director of Friends of Van Cortlandt Park, a nonprofit group devoted to the fourth-largest park in the city.
Christie's gets things started with an evening sale (Nov. 5) devoted to the twentieth-century collections of two late patronesses and philanthropists, Alice Lawrence and Rita K. Hillman (and her late husband, Alex Hillman).
"I am in no doubt that what Mahler wanted was a clear articulation of the note without totally abandoning the reigning dynamic," writes Donald Mitchell, the author of many authoritative texts, including a book devoted to the Fifth Symphony.
In this country, some of Roberto Rossellini's major films are surprisingly hard to find among them "Germany Year Zero," from 1948, the third in Rossellini's trilogy ("Rome Open City" and "Paisan" are the first two) devoted to the Second World War and the heartbreaking dislocations of its aftermath.
