Sentence examples for got a devoted from inspiring English sources

NBC made money and the league got a devoted partner.

You know you've got a devoted fanbase when they're willing to get thrown off a plane for you.

Cole's just released a new album, "Born Sinner," that nearly outsold Kanye West's newest, but he's not nearly as surprising or daring as the Chicagoan -- even if Cole's gig for BET helped explain why he's got a devoted audience.

Cole has just released a new album, "Born Sinner," that nearly outsold Kanye West's newest, but he's not nearly as surprising or daring as the Chicagoan -- even if this gig helped explain why Cole's got a devoted audience.

We've also got a page devoted to other body-positive projects.

QUESTION FROM HUNTER BISHOP: Any chance we get a day devoted to Obama's birth certificate?

When I started reading Endtime, I thought getting a magazine devoted to the end of the world every two months would be fascinating—I'd get loads of insane theories, wacky photoshop jobs, and far-out interpretations of news stories from the Middle East.

Dude named Crazy Crook calls into Hot 97's "Street Soldiers" the other night, when they've got a special show devoted to gangs and hip-hop.

Sometimes the song to which a chapter is nominally linked barely seems to rate a passing mention, or only comes into the discussion many pages later; the chapter ostensibly about "I've Got a Crush on You" devotes the majority of its space to various aspects of Gershwin's most popular orchestral piece, "Rhapsody in Blue".

The province's most famous dish is almost certainly crossing the bridge noodles, which, legend has it, got its name because a devoted wife brought the noodles across the bridge to where her husband-scholar was studying for exams.

I then got a Ph.D. I've been devoting myself to studying the abilities and the behaviors of whales and dolphins since.