Sentence examples for display devoted to from inspiring English sources

He asked a young woman what Major Bowes silver was doing in a display devoted to war materiels.

The show of more than 130 French, Spanish and Belgian posters is arranged thematically, beginning with a small display devoted to lithography in the 19th century.

(In an earlier display devoted to the Siberian expedition, the artifacts were provided, we were told, courtesy of the Novosibirsk Museum of Ethnographic Studies).

There is also a display devoted to prominent local people; and there are rolling exhibitions that look at of the various villages surrounding Hertford.

Two holiday shows running through Jan . 5 "Holiday Train Show," with a special display devoted to New York City buildings, and "Gingerbread Adventures" in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden, with workshops in making holiday items.

Opening today and running through Jan . 5 two holiday shows -- "Holiday Train Show," with a special display devoted to New York City buildings and "Gingerbread Adventures" in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden, with workshops in making holiday items.

The former servants' quarters now contain displays devoted to Loos's life and work.

Arranged around the scroll are chambers and displays devoted to holidays, Jewish charity and illustrations of customs.

By J. Stuart and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 5, 1944 P. 15 The Rockefeller Center branch of the Colonial Trust Company has several window displays devoted to the Good Neighbor Policy.

Looking at the displays devoted to the Inuit, mostly stone carvings of arctic animals, moccasins, amulets and hunting equipment, I was struck by their modesty and simplicity.

The New Yorker, February 5, 1944 P. 15 The Rockefeller Center branch of the Colonial Trust Company has several window displays devoted to the Good Neighbor Policy.