Sentence examples for A rededication from inspiring English sources

A rededication ceremony will take place at 9 45 a.m., when four fully restored winged victory angels will be unveiled.

A rededication ceremony will be held there on Thursday.

A rededication to King's vision can redirect the United States back to the path of greater equality, and a stronger economy for the middle and working classes.

The turnaround began with a rededication to defense and a renewed swagger on the road.

Rather than a demonstration or a rally, let's make this meeting a reaffirmation, even a rededication".

So, in 2005, they gathered in the Old Cemetery for a rededication service.

The words, the tone, the minor stumbles, the contrition, the absence of his wife by his side, the stern looks of the audience, a commitment to rebuilding trust, marriage, family and friends over a definitive return to golf, a public rededication to his Buddhist faith and the final maternal embrace.

The episode has all the symptoms of specialness: PowerPoint-obvious dialogue ("This is a racist society! You can't change that!"), a debate about Dr. King and property values, a stirring rededication to social change.

"The Last of the Unjust" is itself a sort of rededication, an attempt by Lanzmann to restore something central to the Jewish world of Europe.

The writer spoke with Gov. George W. Bush as they travelled by plane from Austin, Texas, to a courthouse rededication in the town of Gatesville.

That was when Sir Alex Ferguson made it clear that only a massive rededication to his trade could rescue the career that first started to go seriously downhill in the 2010 World Cup.