Sentence examples for devoted two paragraphs from inspiring English sources

The Treasury's own impact on equalities assessment from last week's spending review devoted two paragraphs to gender, in which jobs were not mentioned.

But he only devoted two paragraphs of his speech to the idea and did not provide any more details as to how it will work.

In 1929 she became engaged to Richard Goebel, a philandering Austrian aristocrat; the announcement in The Times devoted two paragraphs to her résumé, but said nothing about her fiancé except that he "owns large estates in Austria".

(The New York Times devoted four paragraphs to the story on Wednesday and a slightly longer version on its Web site).

Sports ran a brief roundup of what had been missed: It devoted three paragraphs to the World Series (the Yankees won), and just one each for the Muhammad Ali-Leon Spinks fight (Ali won) and the U.S. Open (Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert won).

Her numinous prescriptions — in a recent blog post on Obama, she devoted five paragraphs to urging him to get more sleep — have occasionally opened her up to ridicule in the political sphere.

Her numinous prescriptions in a recent blog post on Obama, she devoted five paragraphs to urging him to get more sleep have occasionally opened her up to ridicule in the political sphere.

The longing is so strong that Michiko Kakutani, the former book critic for the Times and the author of a forthcoming book called "The Death of Truth," devoted six paragraphs of her recent review of Comey's book to comparing Trump and Comey.

The American Journal of Science devoted six paragraphs to Cope's passing, and incorrectly gave his age as 46.

The wire services Reuters and the Associated Press each devoted three paragraphs to discuss Colbert's routine in their coverage of the event, and The Washington Post mentioned Colbert several times throughout its article.

Early in the novel, he devotes two paragraphs to the bombshell that the popular girls tend to be the prettiest.