Sentence examples for devotes a page from inspiring English sources

The county Web site devotes a page to their case.

She devotes a page and a half to making bread crumbs properly.

Houellebecq devotes a page and a half to a close reading of the instruction manual for Jed's Samsung ZRT-AV2 camera.

My error was not unique: the new issue of Grazia devotes a page to speculation that Emma Watson (in acting terms, an unknown-known) cropped her hair to win the part.

As Laura Mason points out in the Oxford Companion to Food (and you've got to love an encyclopedia that devotes a page to buns), they're made from a "rich yeast dough [of] flour, milk, sugar, butter, eggs, currants and spices".

Although the nutria-meat campaign never achieved success, the ever-hopeful Wildlife and Fisheries devotes a page of its nutria-control-program site to a recipe for "Heart Healthy 'Crock-Pot' Nutria".

Both Salzburg and the Kirov now devote a page in their program books to him, complete with color photographs.

The Guardian saw fit to devote a page and half to my own essay on the topic, and it recently gave considerable space to a piece by Ashley Seager.

Perhaps your editorial board could consider devoting a page to such graduates in each PAW issue without attempting to rank them.

When Michael Chow, purveyor of fancy Chinese food and befriender of fancy American people, opened his fifth restaurant last month, in Tribeca, Fashion Week Daily devoted a page to the "new glam eatery" and its first-night seating chart.

Irving Howe devoted a page to parsing it in a piece for The New Republic, and it became a stand-in for a new, more programmatic and skeptical mode of reading, one that sought to divest fiction of all human presences.