Sentence examples for a dedication of a from inspiring English sources

There will be a dedication of a new memorial in Springfield's Oak Grove Cemetery, said Edward S. Kamuda, founder of the museum, which is run by the Titanic Historical Society.

Michigan LANSING Capitol, 7 p.m.; a candlelight vigil will precede a parade down the city's main thoroughfare followed by a dedication of a memorial that includes a piece of the World Trade Center.

For TV Land, which is paying $55,000 for the sculpture plus all costs to the city for overseeing the project, Mary Richards is the second installation of a marketing effort that began last year with a dedication of a Ralph Kramden sculpture at the Port Authority bus terminal in Midtown Manhattan.

Athenaeus reports that a Parmeniscus of Metapontum lost the ability to laugh after descending into the cave of Trophonius, only to recover it in a temple on Delos, where the surviving inventory of the temple of Artemis records a dedication of a cup by a Parmiskos (Burkert 1972a, 154).

It seems fitting that today's event should serve not just as a dedication of a building but as a living memorial, in the hope that all of us will continue Mr. Ball's life work to strengthen and defend Social Security.

"We currently stand next to the Hagia Sophia Mosque," Turkey's deputy prime minister, Bulent Arinc, remarked last month during a dedication of a museum of Caucasus carpets and rugs in the Hagia Sophia complex.

The first photograph in the first chapter — a dedication, of sorts — is a black-and-white photograph of a shuttered camera store on Canal Street.

Such a dedication of resources is supported by a (science) policy that urges researchers to focus on extreme disaster events.

Make your mind that you should accept such a role with all dedication of a mother.

News Leader in 1961 deriding a tearful dedication of a marker commemorating that war.

Once upon a time, the dedication of a new Catholic school was a joyous occasion.