Sentence examples for devoting a section of the from inspiring English sources

It's gone from the new book, which acquiesces to current eating styles by devoting a section of the index to recipes in the book that can be made in 30 minutes and has a better organized approach to using leftovers.

The Esopus Foundation had helped enormously in this process, not only by providing the space, but also by devoting a section of the current issue of its impressive biannual magazine to Johnson material.

You can rotate the areas of your garden that are being solarized , devoting a section of the garden to solarizing soil while another section has growing plants.

He also likes to cook eggs; why not devote a section of the menu to them?

Souvenirs of pilgrimage are nothing new – I have devoted a section of the show to examples from the collection.

So Smugglers', where the one-day lift ticket can cost between $40 and $62, has devoted a section of the resort to what could best be described as a beginner's terrain park — smaller jumps, a smaller halfpipe.

Knowing that their findings would be compared with the flawed Iraq intelligence that preceded the 2003 invasion — and has complicated American moves on Iran — the inspectors devoted a section of the report to "credibility of information".

So it was that Mr. Harris, who attended art school in London in the 1950's before his career forked off into other directions, devoted a section of the program on van Gogh, regarded as a Post-Impressionist, to painting a self-portrait of his own, all big glasses, mustache and beard.

Fifteen years later, Fisher devoted a section of The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection to this topic.

The first of these is particularly relevant to this discussion – trialists should devote a section of the protocol to the rationale for the choice of experimental and control interventions.

Malcolm's piece captures the many theatrical aspects of the courtroom, and she devotes a section of her story to the combative process of jury selection for the trial: Jurors are not supposed to want anything.