Sentence examples for was entirely given from inspiring English sources

One section was entirely given over to Bibles, some of which would require a forklift to extract from the shelf.

One wall is entirely given over to a picture window.

That hope, never seen as very realistic, has been entirely given up by the Bush administration.

It even looked as if the new extended Tate Modern might be entirely given over to immaterial art.

The main hall of the nearby Palazzo Santa Margherita is entirely given over to 36 of these (including preliminary sketches) spanning two and a half decades.

A second pantry is entirely given over to the grains and preserves and flower waters that she keeps in stock for Middle Eastern meals.

Wednesday is entirely given over to "Roaratorio," a big work to John Cage's score of that name, subtitled "An Irish Circus on 'Finnegans Wake,' " which tries to capture the roistering energy of James Joyce's novel.

A stretch of Fifth Street is entirely given over to the lowest rungs of the underclass women lying senseless on the pavement, amputees delivering drug-crazed lectures to the empty kerb in front of them.Welcome to toytown.

A full-page photograph adorns the front, pages two and three are entirely given over to the story and there's a leader and a comment piece, to say nothing of the separate Sports section.

A week today, the London Evening Standard will be entirely given away for free for the first time in its 182-year history, during which it has seen off 14 newspaper rivals.

The back gallery is entirely given over to David Benjamin Sherry's tenebrous photographs, some Goth-spooky; others with luminous splintered patterns, like mandalas; still others dramatizing a twilight-zone eroticism.