Sentence examples for dedicate new from inspiring English sources

Last year she greeted Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, at ceremonies to dedicate new facilities at the hospital.

It is evident in the ceremonies being held to dedicate new fire-fighting equipment; in the joy expressed when a business, be it as small as a flower stall or as big as American Express, returns downtown; and, most of all, in the speed and efficiency of the clean-up itself.On May 30th, an empty stretcher will be carried from Ground Zero, symbolising an end to the clean-up.

In the United States, please join our Global Campaign for Education - US Coalition Chair on Education in Emergencies, Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, and contact your policymakers urging them to dedicate new resources to the Education Cannot Wait fund.

With miles of newly dedicated new bike lanes and our flat terrain, New Orleans is now one of the top five places in the country for bike lanes.

Having dispensed with their used printer cartridge, the researchers are now building a dedicated new 10,000-pixel device from scratch.

She dedicated new towns bearing her name and announced that she ultimately intended to proceed to Constantinople.

"To have a dedicated new building for modern and contemporary art is a big, very exciting project.

How does a dedicated new website called Full Fact correct so much duff reporting of EU referendum issues?

Ms. DeGeneres sometimes looks like the keen, dedicated new teacher who wins over students but is treated with polite suspicion by burned-out veterans in the faculty lounge.

Judge Dunn was a proud U.S. Army veteran serving during World War II and was a dedicated New York State Supreme Court Justice.

Lifelong dedicated New Yorker, Barnard Class of '35, Terry had a highly respected career as reporter, researcher and editor at Time and Life Magazines and Time-Life books, followed by free lance research, travel, and devotion to grandparenting.