Sentence examples for devoted to war from inspiring English sources
The first sign of trouble is a gallery unexpectedly devoted to war artists.
The production conveyed the atmosphere of Otello's life, devoted to war, a conquering general always on alert and suspicious.
He asked a young woman what Major Bowes silver was doing in a display devoted to war materiels.
The date of the magazine is Dec. 9, 1940, and the issue is chiefly devoted to war preparations on the Princeton campus.
As it stands right now, only one season has been devoted to war, and of that, only a portion of the season.
This is one point of an exhibit devoted to "War of the Worlds" (which is now being made into two feature films).
Two of the district's museums are devoted to wars, and one of them is in a pitched battle with a third museum.
A war museum, most of it devoted to World War II, is next to the shrine.
I was most struck by the countless threads devoted to comparing "war wounds," a case of one-upmanship that felt like watching boxers or a platoon of Marines.
Washington and Tehran tussle for influence even in Iraq and Afghanistan, where the United States expended most of the $5.6 trillion devoted to the war on terror and lost about 13,000 American lives.
Despite the massive resources America devoted to the "war on terror", as the Bush administration termed it, Bin Laden has remained at large for almost a decade.
