Sentence examples for had devoted a from inspiring English sources
It was the first time Christie's had devoted a sale to postwar art.
However, I wish you had devoted a little more space discussing the bribery and corruption in Ghana.
He had devoted a column to Budd following her feat in breaking the women's 5000m world record (which could not be ratified because of South Africa's sporting isolation).
Indeed, he had "devoted a lifetime to trying to show that humour covers morals, just as, by definition, it is part and parcel of pathos, or sadness".
Pinkins partisans -- not just Mr. Guç but plenty of actors -- point out that she had devoted a significant part of the last three years to the show, working at the Public's standard rate of about $650 a week.
The BBC radio programme Kaleidoscope had devoted a great deal of time to my novel, and given it the works: Indian music to introduce it, a reading, a sympathetic interview with me, and then it was over to their critic..
"I could have probably done better if I had devoted an extra 10 hours each week," he says.
Since then ASEAN has devoted a lot of time to discussing "HADR" (humanitarian and disaster relief).
Mr Feldman could have devoted a little more space to discussing how this came to pass.
The Royal Society has devoted a recent issue of its Philosophical Transactions to the Anthropocene.
