Sentence examples for consecrating herself from inspiring English sources
Even after consecrating herself to the megadeal, Brown is fickle: "A few weeks without my trainer dragging me out of bed at six, a few forgotten visits to Louis Licari" — her very busy hairdresser — "in two months I would be a big girl in thick glasses with a bushy ponytail.
When her color bars her from social equality, however, and prevents her marriage to the American she loves, she turns back to the natives and consecrates herself to the cause of the Boxers.
Last August, when she had herself consecrated Christendom's first "lady apostle," Nigerian politicians and Nollywood actors attended the ceremony.
Conservatives, by contrast, are in danger of consecrating the present.
The book consecrating a perpetual childhood conceals a secret afterword.
Speaking for her constituents and herself, Ms. Wils, 46, is adamant that the 16-acre death site be revitalized, not consecrated.
You can consecrate the market".
The Parthenon was consecrated in Athens.
He was consecrated about Jan . 15 708.
Bishop Mary D. Glasspool was consecrated in Los Angeles earlier this year.
The cathedral was finally consecrated in 1879.
