Sentence examples for house devoted to from inspiring English sources

In 1919 he founded a publishing house devoted to the publication of psychoanalytic works and directed it until 1924.

Barbara and Joanne Kammer, sisters from Lansdowne, Pa., have a room in their house devoted to Disney figurines and collectibles.

His granddaughter's book, "The Life and Times of Franz Alexander: From Budapest to California," was published a few months ago by Karnac Press, a London-based publishing house devoted to books about psychoanalysis.

Materials recently removed from the Cornell University Web site had described the now defunct fraternity chapter as "a credit to Tau Epsilon Phi, a house devoted to the T.E.P. motto of friendship, chivalry, and service".

His most successful achievement was probably the formation in 1969 of Prometheus Books, a publishing house devoted to scientific-rationalistic thinking and the foremost of its kind in the world.

"Looking for Lincoln" is ultimately at its most fascinating during its Charles Osgood moments: when Mr. Gates visits, for instance, a Beverly Hills matron who has whole rooms in her house devoted to valuable Lincoln memorabilia.

To help feed that need there are now five imprints at major publishing houses devoted to books by African-Americans and about them.

There are, for instance, five new or relatively new imprints in major publishing houses devoted to fiction and nonfiction by black writers on black subjects.

"It's very important to Manchester not only because it's the home to Manchester's greatest writer and is the home to one of the three houses devoted to 19th century female writers in the UK but is also important for tourism".

The low houses that circle the Palm House are devoted to distinct ecosystems, like the Desert House, or a period of time, like the Garden Primeval, where cycads and tree ferns evoke the dawn of flowering plants.

Two rooms in Dornstein's house are devoted to decades of research about the Lockerbie bombing.