Sentence examples for devotion to the project from inspiring English sources

The humor in their devotion to the project wasn't lost on Ms. Bernett.

Journalists set up blacksmiths' forges; corporate executives revitalized woodworking enterprises; there was a similar migrant devotion to the project of cheddar cheese.

His devotion to the project has become legendary among the foremen and the 120 rural migrants who live on the park site as they rebuild the wall.

At the authority's compound on Randall's Island are striking vestiges of the Moses era, like a 20-foot-long model of the Long Island Sound Crossing, the bridge he fervently wished to build between Rye, N.Y., and Oyster Bay, L.I., as well as the written record of its dramatic final days in 1973 and the master builder's unswerving devotion to the project.

Much of this work was done while Colin was suffering from the effects of unstable angina; the major surgery it necessitated, and his excited devotion to the project, was to foreshadow the resolution with which he worked through great suffering at the end of his life.

But that devotion to the project, she said, "is what makes him a great client and a great patron".

Whatever the statistics designed to show France's devotion to the European "project" (some 35 formal meetings in Brussels or Luxembourg of EU ministers during its six-month role as the Union's president, another 25 "informal" ones, 60-odd meetings with the European Parliament, etc, etc), the record is thin and the criticism severe.

Clarke has served in every Conservative-led government since 1979 except the current one, and in all that time – as Thatcher's health and education secretaries, Major's home secretary and chancellor, and as justice secretary and minister without portfolio under Cameron – his devotion to the European project has never wavered, putting him frequently at odds with much of his party.

"60 Minutes"?' " Nonetheless it was Mr. Schwimmer's gut devotion to the subject that drew Mr. Owen to the project.

From the diversity of their programming, to experimental off-site events, endearing crowdsourcing projects, and, of course, devotion to the legacy of synth pioneer Bob Moog, the event remains central to the beating heart of electronic music.

Klayman said she was drawn to the project as a way of exploring what people's devotion to the drug could reveal about America at large.