Sentence examples for the programme was devoted from inspiring English sources

There was no military training, he claimed, saying only 1% of the programme was devoted to learning about weapons.

Gordon Brown 29% David Cameron 36% Nick Clegg 32% Don't know 3% Ratings after first debate, where half the programme was devoted to domestic issues.

Home at Last featured classy local musicians, and the programme was devoted to the locations and legendary performers (some of them passed into a next world where Mseleku was sure he would one day play with them again) that had shaped this complex artist's development.

The programme was devoted to the brink of the first world war and included Proust's In Search of Lost Time, DH Lawrence laughing at his own love affair in Bei Hennef and Masefield on the English fields in August 1914, as well as music from Ravel, Satie and Butterworth.

Large parts of the programme were devoted to Libya's struggle against Italy, which occupied the country from 1911 until the second world war.

In keeping with the New York origins of the performers, the rest of the instrumental programme was devoted to Steve Reich, with New York Counterpoint, Music for Pieces of Wood and the Sextet all making an appearance.

The entire programme was devoted to Trident.

The remaining programme was devoted to companion pieces to Les Citations, of which Arlene Sierra's elegant micro-quartet Petite Grue was a tribute to the composer, first played in his presence.

A broad strip of the weekend's programme was devoted to Britain's response to the US invasion of talking pictures – from faltering experiments to the first sound successes.

Peel was originally given the stereo slot in the progressive rock days of the Seventies, when his programme was devoted to LPs.

During that time, the choice of works has been wide-ranging – last year's programme was devoted to the Spanish golden age composers Francisco Guerrero and Alfonso Lobo, for instance.