Sentence examples for list devoted from inspiring English sources
So Mr. Linford created his own list, the Spamhaus Block List, devoted to addresses used by spammers.
The wine list, devoted exclusively to Long Island wines, has about 100 bottles ($22 to $100) and 10 selections by the glass ($8 to $13).
A noted collector, List devoted her money and time to art and educational institutions, with a focus on programs that promoted social justice.
If you want a list devoted to Airports or New York City Food Trucks and Other Street Vendors, you can find them here.
There is also an offshoot list devoted to the movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," released last week (groups.yahoo.com/group/HPFGU-Movie).
They kept a list devoted to dog walking: women who walked dogs, women who carried dogs and women who wheeled little dogs in carriages.
And children are not immune; the "Top 5 Things Your Kids Say to You to Cause a Blackout" are among the lists devoted to them.
The calls went up on e-mail lists devoted to topics like anarchism, free-trade issues and labor organizing; subscribers reposted them -- on gay-lesbian, feminist, Green, student-activist, indigenous rights and police-and-prisons lists, among others.
Many were sent to e-mail lists devoted to discussion of white supremacy, Mr. Foxman said, Before the Internet, those people would not have been heard by most Americans, he said, but "today, this goes globally to a million people".
The New York Times has unveiled three new best-seller lists devoted to graphic books, in the categories of hardcover, paperback, and manga; meanwhile, Borders stores in the U.K. are introducing bays specially designated for children's graphic novels.
Those who have not worked in visual effects may find themselves appalled by a casual anti-corporate culture in which company-wide mailing lists devoted to "Porn Fridays," conferences featuring "booth babes" in skin-tight motion-capture suits and crass gynecology jokes made by a director of one of the year's biggest films embody a sexism owned as much by the workers as the institutions themselves.
