Sentence examples for move devoted from inspiring English sources

Within a few months, it was accepted by Phycologia, the major international publication in the field, which, in an unprecedented move, devoted an entire issue to it.

(The full program will shortly be available on www.actfrench.org) "Act French" follows two earlier festivals: "France Moves," devoted to French contemporary dance in 2001, and "Sounds French," built around French contemporary music in 2003.

TANGLEWOOD FESTIVAL July 23 at 8: In a bold — but not surprising — move, Tanglewood devotes its entire Festival of Contemporary Music to the celebration of Elliott Carter's hundredth-birthday year.

TANGLEWOOD FESTIVAL: "ELLIOTT CARTER CENTENARY" In a bold — but not surprising — move, Tanglewood devotes its entire Festival of Contemporary Music to the celebration of the great American composer's hundredth-birthday year, featuring the exceptionally talented fellows of the Tanglewood Music Center as well as several distinguished soloists.

In an obsessively dickish move, he devotes his nights and weekends to finding holes in the resurrection story, believing that if he can prove Jesus was a fraud, he will get his wife back.

In my book Small Move, Big Change, I devoted a chapter to the power of sleep to boost life prospects and self-improvement efforts.

Although the House adopted its energy measure in April, the Senate has been moving slowly, devoting much of last week to a fight over increasing the use of a corn-based gasoline additive.

I've also begun reading the Concussion Blog, which is written by a high-school athletic trainer in Illinois named Dustin Fink, who was moved to devote his life to the cause of player safety and awareness after suffering depression that he attributes to "many" concussions.

Why would she be moved "to devote the following five years of my life, at great financial sacrifice and to the utter exhaustion of my mind and body, to take an inventory of a country down to its last vest-button, in a form insane from any ordinary artistic or commercial point of view -- a country which ceases to exist?" There, in a nutshell, is the high, low and in-between of Rebecca West.

There, the American Museum of the Moving Image has devoted weekends to a series called "Eyes Wide Open: The Evolution of Widescreen Cinema," which began last month and runs through Sept. 7.

Ultimate Moves, that is devoted to helping the elderly and their families make the transition from their homes to independent communities... "If a parent goes into a nursing home, most people's assets will be gone in a couple of years," Robbins warned me when I spoke to her.