Sentence examples for documentaries devoted to from inspiring English sources

Since Mr. Demy's death in 1990, Ms. Varda has completed "Jacquot de Nantes," a lyrical portrait of his youth in a provincial French city, and several documentaries devoted to his work.

The new album may be Dylan's first for half a decade, but in the interim he has starred in the film Masked and Anonymous, written the best-selling Chronicles, appeared in the Martin Scorsese documentaries devoted to his early career and is currently hosting his own show on XM satellite radio in America.

Eastwood even went on one of the five TV documentaries devoted to Day, saying that the local supermarket is like her office, and that's where he ran into her, every so often.

Microsoft Word and the revolution in desktop publishing are, of course, part of the reason that audiences who wouldn't otherwise know their glyphs from their descenders are flocking to see a documentary devoted to the history of typography.

E-mails show that, a year into the contract, the company suggested it might collaborate with McDougal on a skin-care line and a documentary devoted to a medical cause that she cares about, neither of which has come about.

Hammond, 28, is making a 30-minute short documentary devoted to the fiery sauce and Huy Fong Foods creator David Tran, a major in the South Vietnamese army who fled to the U.S. and started making the stuff in buckets in the 1980s.

"Television Documentary Festival," devoted to the art and history of television documentary, featuring premieres and recently seen works, along with panel discussions, through May 20.

This is apparently the first feature-length documentary film devoted to the life and work of Ms. Vreeland.

The gritty ethos, tinged with the glorious-cause romance of self-destruction, is prized as a badge of honor; thus a recent documentary film devoted to his work is titled "The Rough South of Larry Brown".

As you've probably heard by now, this documentary is devoted to a gag from the good old (blue) days of vaudeville — a simple joke about a show-biz family, with a short setup, a two-word punch line, and an infinitely expandable middle section about the special nature of the family's act.

Various books and documentary films devoted to his life have also been produced, including Divine Trash (1998) and I Am Divine (2013).