Sentence examples similar to entirely given to from inspiring English sources

With nearly a third of Manhattan's surface area devoted to streets, what in 1917 was essentially open public space is now entirely given over to automobile traffic for the small number of people who use cars to travel in Manhattan (look for pictures of pre-auto NYC streets).

One section was entirely given over to Bibles, some of which would require a forklift to extract from the shelf.

West Yellowstone seemed entirely given over to the well-being of the snowmobile, and the billboards dedicated to it were anomalous on a sunny day like today.

The school of Pergamum, founded by Aedesius, a pupil of Iamblichus, made perhaps the least contribution to the philosophical development of Neoplatonism, but it was not entirely given over to theurgy.

A full-page photograph adorns the front, pages two and three are entirely given over to the story and there's a leader and a comment piece, to say nothing of the separate Sports section.

With the host nation entirely given over to soccer for a month, it's immersive experience, much like going away to camp — a camp that encompasses an entire country.

In the past six years, requirements for rig spacing have been downsized from eighty acres to as few as ten, which means that parts of the plains are now entirely given over to gas development.

His life is now entirely given over to protest.

These days it is almost entirely given over to tourism.

The first weeks of her reign were not entirely given over to symbolic gestures and public ceremonial.

It even looked as if the new extended Tate Modern might be entirely given over to immaterial art.