Sentence examples similar to dedicated town from inspiring English sources

And when that building was dedicated, the town turned out in force to surprise him.

This spring, he filed papers to incorporate Morehead Pride, a nonprofit dedicated to town's LGBTQ community.

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

There are no characters here that correspond to the dedicated small-town police chief played by Frances McDormand in Fargo, whose advanced pregnancy signalled a belief in the future, or the Texas sheriff of proven probity embodied by Tommy Lee Jones in No Country for Old Men.

Before he can dedicate the town's new flagpole, President Taft smells something irresistible and races around town, eating everything in sight, in search of the source of the tantalizing aroma.

He's very dedicated to the town".

This is a town dedicated to a singular behavior, the reaffirmation of family ties.

(No. 10), with nine museums dedicated to the town's role in the Civil War.

Yet he's a hugger, grateful for any true sincerity or passion in a town dedicated to fabricating both.

Whether you like him or not, he is very dedicated to this town and the people who are in it".

Toumani may never have played better than on 'Touré de Niafunké', dedicated to the town's late mayor, Ali himself.