Sentence examples for building dedicated from inspiring English sources

The writer describes the recent dedication ceremony of a new clinical research building dedicated to Dr. E. Donnall Thomas at the Hutchinson Center.

The foundations were placed in 1137, and the building, dedicated to Magnus Erlendsson, Earl of Orkney, took about 300 years to build.

The Gateway to Hope building, dedicated to student services, opened in June 2007.

What could be more satisfying than the destruction of a building dedicated to taking your money?

After the reception, His Holiness was driven to a campus building dedicated to religious life.

The Scottish Rite Cathedral, in Indianapolis, is the largest building dedicated to Freemasonry in the country.

The Plainview school is the first building dedicated exclusively to teaching Chinese language and culture.

The college's campus has been transformed and revitalized over the last three years, including new buildings dedicated to technology and engineering.

The other three sides of the square are buildings dedicated to private owners, renters and shared ownership accommodation.

Recent literature defined the energy efficiency of listed buildings dedicated to museum as the most challenging environment.

The intentional and discriminatory destruction of "buildings dedicated to religion" and historic monuments qualifies as a war crime under the Rome Statute.