Sentence examples for dedicated statue from inspiring English sources

With few exceptions, such as the Javits Center's recently dedicated statue of its eponymous senator, our public sculpture since World War II has mostly been abstract.

The club dedicated the statue in 1918.

When the group dedicated a statue of Sengbe Pieh in 1992, officials from Sierra Leone traveled to New Haven for the ceremony.

During his decade in power, Mr. Menem also dedicated a statue of Rosas on horseback just off Avenida Sarmiento and had the image of Rosas placed on Argentine currency for the first time.

He wasn't inducted, as many thought he should have been in 2006, but the Hall on Friday dedicated a statue of O'Neil, the Negro leagues legend and M.L.B. pioneer (he was the first black coach) that stands on the first floor, beckoning visitors into an art gallery.

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England's Princess Royal dedicated the statue at Gordons Square not far from the house where Noor was living when she left on her last mission.

Later, Mayor Adam West reveals in the city center a solid gold statue of the Honey Smacks mascot Dig 'Em, and dedicates the statue to the servicemen who died in what he refers to as the "recent Gulf conflict".

In St . Louis the Cardinals are expected to dedicate a statue of Cool Papa Bell, a player once regarded as the fastest man in baseball.

The victory came on the day Notre Dame honored the former coach Lou Holtz by dedicating a statue of him before the game.

An odd scene unfolded in Washington on Wednesday: as the president and leaders of Congress were dedicating a statue to Rosa Parks, the lifelong activist whose defiance on a Montgomery, Alabama, bus helped spark the Civil Rights Movement, across the street the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on one of the signature piece of civil rights legislation, the Voting Rights Act.