Sentence examples for devoting prime from inspiring English sources

Stewart featuring the unpopular prime minister of a medium-size European country where it rains a lot was a bold journalistic decision, not quite like devoting prime time or the front page to Luxembourg or Austria, but close.

Certainly, few halls would devote prime real estate, on stage or off, to any permanent installation.

But this issue of Bazaar devotes prime editorial real estate to the Lauder spokesmodels.

Last summer, devoted Prime users discovered that the company had started charging variable amounts according to size and weight, with a minimum of $2.99.

It is characteristic of Newark to frame a memorial in such ecumenical terms, to devote prime space to it and to fill that space with the intertwining music of three distinctive cultures that have a history -- however brief and distant in time -- of mutual harmony.

The decision by the networks to devote prime time entirely to the storm came after a year in which they have been accused of giving more coverage to Senator Barack Obama than his rivals — first Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic battle and now Mr. McCain.

NBC also devoted prime-time attention to Mr. Goldman's case.

Her single-mindedness in devoting her "prime" to her students has consequences for every life she touches, from the men who love her to the student who is the author of her undoing.

Inveterate foodies, they are particularly devoted to Prime Meats' sister restaurant, Frankies Spuntino.

Because the television networks are not planning to devote much prime time coverage to the convention, the Gore campaign planned to use the vice president's off-convention events to try to pick up additional television coverage.

Still, it comes as something of a surprise that Fox hasn't painted Julie over with, say, Leonardo DiCaprio, that they would devote such prime space to a nearly ancient musical.