Sentence examples for given wholly to from inspiring English sources

Today was given wholly to ceremony and to the march past of the athletes, the arrival of the torchbearer, the kindling of the fire, and the pronouncement of the oath.

"Twenty clubs are in receipt of billions whilst the FA is under threat of losing millions which it gives wholly to grassroots football.

Of those who gave $200 or more, the study found, 81 percent gave wholly or mostly to Democrats, while 15 percent gave wholly or mostly to Republicans.

First, Intel gave wholly or partially hidden rebates to computer manufacturers on condition that they bought all, or almost all, their x86 CPUs from Intel.

Upstairs, cavernous top-floor galleries are given over wholly to the American artist Cy Twombly, who made it big in Bavaria when his work was shown as part of cultural events surrounding the 1972 Olympics.

Note Mark Twain's description of the Israeli flora from his trip there in 1867: "A desolate country whose soil is rich enough, but is given over wholly to weeds... a silent, mournful expanse... a desolation..

In contrast, alteration of either Asp38 or Asp104 (to either Ala or Asn) gave wholly inactive mutants.

Many self-published authors rely on close friends and family to edit their book, which is problematic as they may not give wholly honest feedback.

The sad twist is that Bradley went out in his next fight and gave wholly of himself.

Matthew Rose's rich-toned priest and Patricia Bardon's angel were both very fine indeed and gave wholly engaged renderings of their solos.

In May the company was condemned by the UK supreme court for giving "wholly inappropriate" judgements on a series of cases involving Somali immigrants.