Sentence examples for largely devoting from inspiring English sources

With Mrs. Clinton largely devoting the next four days to mock debate sessions and drills in New York, and Mr. Trump hunkering down only on Sunday, here is a scouting report on the two prospects and their training regimens for Monday's face-off, according to advisers, allies and friends of both candidates.

After two decades largely devoted to opera composition, Handel wrote "Athalia," his first large-scale oratorio, in 1733, presaging an eventual switch in genres that was to lead to his best-known work, "Messiah," eight years later.

The other half is largely devoted to prepared foods.

It is largely devoted to the works of Lady Augusta Gregory.

Both the Tory and the Liberal Democrat manifestos are largely devoted to European issues.

A neighbor said that in New York, Ms. Krim largely devoted her time to her children.

Lyrics, from the rappers on the bill, were largely devoted to self-promotion and sex.

The UPU's initial activity has, therefore, been largely devoted to this field.

The day was largely devoted to the details of new consumer protections.

The branch of physical chemistry that is largely devoted to this subject is theoretical chemistry.

The first of the reports was largely devoted to the prostitutes of Rock Springs, Wyoming.