The poem begins as a dedication, with a florid "For" emblazoned in gold on the inside cover, and where my daughter's name should next appear (for the truly precious must always be personal) was a small piece of paper, affixed with cellophane tape, on which my father had typed my daughter's name in italicized Times New Roman.
On the inside of the album cover the words "To – for everything" are written as a dedication with a word being crossed out.
Write a dedication with the date you are giving him the book.
In 1992, the Collins Legal Center went through an award-winning renovation and expansion that ended with a dedication ceremony with a speech by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
A media preview, a gala, a public dedication with Gov. Jerry Brown on hand.
She is survived by three sons, as well as several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. "Making a dedication song with my sister [Leanetta] to my grandmother," Darnell Robinson tweeted on Thursday.
Blackford County's World War I memorial was unveiled on the northeast corner of the courthouse square on September 28 , 1921 in a dedication ceremony with James Taylor, president of Taylor University as the speaker.
In a copy of Wilde's De Profundis ('with love, Ritz December 2-4, 1949') she concludes a long dedication with this coded message: '1.
But he continued to perform and record, and developed another string to his considerable bow by singing on a Cole dedication, With Respect to Nat, in 1965.
Kate Moss, for example, has inscribed her fancy new picture book with a dedication to Sandy that begins with an expletive.
"It's a very tasking, almost stupid episode to film 100 episodes in a go without $1bn, but we can show that with a good story, with dedication, with a committed cast and crew, with a bit of luck, you can achieve great things," says Mr Emelonye, with a smile.
