Sentence examples for sets devoted from inspiring English sources

Now the front men, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, return for a seven-night residency that includes sets devoted to the performance of a record in its entirety, including the much-adored "Aja" and "Gaucho".

Fox has virtually eliminated the archival initiative that brought us marvels like the Fox Film Noir series and the box sets devoted to John Ford, Frank Borzage and F. W. Murnau.

Now the front men, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, return for a seven-night retrospective residency that includes sets devoted to the performance of a record in its entirety, including the much-adored "Aja" and "Gaucho".

The other mixed-bag aspect was the program, a collage of 17th-century songs by Monteverdi, Lassus, Rossi and other contemporaries, grouped by the themes of Petrarch's Triumphs, with sets devoted to Love, Chastity, Death and so on.

Other reissues include remastered double CD "A Man and His Music" sets devoted to Fania's leading names and alternate versions, unreleased tracks and rarities like Stevie Wonder joining the All-Stars on an 18-minute medley of "Quitate Tú" and "Hang on Sloopy".

Mr. Hirst's boards, decorated in a method he calls spin painting, are among nine to be auctioned in Newquay, a popular British surfing spot, on Aug. 16, to benefit the group Surfers Against Sewage.... "Loser's Lounge," Joe McGinty's tongue-in-cheek tribute to pop stars of the past, visits the Knitting Factory tomorrow with two sets devoted to the songs of Devo.

Heterosexual flirtation morphs into the Narcisscus myth played as transsexual twinship in a setting devoted to visual delectation.

Lionheart, the vocal sextet, opened the concert with a set devoted to music from the court of Henry VIII, with anonymous pieces and songs by William Cornysh and Henry himself.

Eighteen of the best episodes have been collected on the aptly named "You Bet Your Life: The Best Episodes" (Sony); there's also a set devoted to "lost" episodes that have not been seen since their original airing.

"James Brown's Original Funky Divas" (Polydor, 1998) was a two-disk set devoted to the distaff singers who passed through Brown's band and studio, including Yvonne Fair, Marva Whitney, and Lyn Collins.

Other pieces in the set, devoted entirely to standards, included medleys by Frank Loesser ("If I Were a Bell," "Moments Like This") and George Gershwin ("Someone to Watch Over Me," "They All Laughed," "Somebody Loves Me").