Sentence examples for line devoted to from inspiring English sources
Tooshie, the Paris-based swimwear line devoted to making bums look beautiful, has now partnered with A.P.C., the Francophile favorite, to create an 11-piece capsule collection.
TOOSHIE, the Parisian swimwear line devoted to making derri s beautiful, has now partnered with A.P.C., the Francophile favorite, to create an 11-piece capsule collection.
A graphic designer and amateur photographer, Ms. Moser has, for the past two and a half years, maintained a blog, I Ride the Harlem Line, devoted to the joys of Metro-North.
SURELY nobody planned it this way, but just as Teldec is on the brink of disappearing as an independent recording company, out it comes with an important new CD series: New Line, devoted to contemporary music.
Queen Latifah has an entire clothing line devoted to plus-sized women, but I can't find any licensed official merch items.
Moreover, our work suggests a new research line devoted to the unveiling of the sequences internal to the inversions that allow for double recombination, and thus overcoming the meiotic problems associated with this rearrangement.
You'll need to know your name, and at least part of your address (2 entry lines devoted to this), a phone number, and potentially your email address.
Indeed, not only the macrobeam and the external beam lines provide the full set of IBA techniques for routine sample analysis but an additional beam line is devoted to the production of monoenergetic neutrons through the interaction of the incoming ion with selected targets.
McEwan launched a new line, Port Charlotte, devoted to peated whisky, in the Islay tradition; then he launched another, Octomore, which claimed to be "the world's peatiest whisky".
Several pages of the One Ocean brochure — with its "art of living" marketing line — are devoted to describing the designers and artists who contributed to the project.
With respect to content, the grid reproduces the structure of our conceptual framework: each line is devoted to one component of OC quality, with x's marking the instruments that use it as an evaluation criterion.
