Sentence examples for finest devoted from inspiring English sources

I'd be happier if the Met and Fleet St's finest devoted some of the time freed up by the end of the Conway & Family caper to telling us more about these people: how some of them make their money and bonuses, how we rescue them from folly and greed, how their expenses are set against tax, if they pay tax here.

— Patrick Farrell Edible Manhattan: Here's a fine issue devoted to drink in New York.

Doris was a very fine woman, devoted volunteer, and special friend.

Rowe has £1m from the Art International Fund to spend on new acquisitions, but Miss Joan Hunter Dunn and I would just as soon see this fine building devoted in its entirety to the delightful and whimsical Eric Ravilious.

Meanwhile, many fine pages are devoted to the fine shades separating "piety" from "pity," provoking in a reader the thought that where the Christian desire was to discriminate one from the other — moral duty from moral impulse — modern humanism is essentially an attempt to return the words to a single meaning.

Fine devotes about 20 hours a week to the work, she said.

The restaurant is a touchstone too, and some of Shopsin's finest writing is devoted to her growing up in what the family called "the Store": getting rides home on the back of her father's motorcycle wearing a salad bowl duct-taped to a sweatband to comply with helmet laws; running wild in a New Jersey supermarket with her brothers and twin sister while her parents bought the week's supplies.

In theory, fine bookmakers were devoted to beauty and quality and were unwilling to compromise with machinery, popular taste, or concern for profit.

The owners — each with years of experience in fine dining — have devoted their talents to perhaps the region's first farm-to-table Nepalese restaurant.

Harlem Vintage, devoted to fine wine, has opened at 2235 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (121st Street).

Now this fine literary author has devoted a novel to the subject of Princess Diana.