Sentence examples for dedicated a book from inspiring English sources

I dedicated a book to him later on.

"Because a government has dedicated a book to me".

So they dedicated a book to the guy?

I've also dedicated a book to explaining the "truth" and, I'd really like to stress, making people feel more comfortable about food.

In September, the board denied William Ayers, the 1960s radical, emeritus faculty status after Mr. Kennedy argued that Mr. Ayers had dedicated a book to, among many others, the man who killed his father in 1968.

"I went out to support it and almost right away fantasy fans began to say, 'doesn't he look familiar...?' And they began to poke at the name: my dad had dedicated a book to Joe Hill King.

Dedicating a book to someone is like "making love in public".

But I wept with joy at your acceptance of my offer to dedicate a book to you.

In one of his books, he just says, For whom else but you!'" William Gaddis: "You never dedicate a book to another writer.

It turns out that late in life, when an atheist author asked permission to dedicate a book to Darwin, the great scientist wrote back his apologies and declined.

(One recalls J. D. Salinger's dedicating a book to any "amateur reader still left in the world — or anybody who just reads and runs").