The couple had two sons, Alexander and Daniel, and in his best-selling memoir of 1989, "Grand Inquisitor" he dedicated words of E. Smith, the Earl of Birkenhead, as counsel to them.
Example: Shakespeare opens "Sonnet 82" with words spoken to a friend about his Muse: I grant thou wert not married to my Muse, And therefore mayst without attaint o'erlook The dedicated words which writers use Of their fair subject, blessing every book.
Enter Wang, IBM DisplayWriter, Xerox, Lanier, DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) and many others who began manufacturing single use computers (dedicated word processors) to automate typing.
He dedicated these words to Sierra Club leader William Edward Colby, and they became part of the introduction to Wright's posthumous book, Words of the Earth.
abzbyrne dedicated these words to Lewisham Microlibrary in London, quite an unusual one: I love this little library which is just round the corner from where I live.
Last year, the Philadelphia Inquirer dedicated 4,500 words to a glowing review of Houston, Texas's armed school cops with the Orwellian title "Armed with Guns and Understanding".
Titling the piece "Alaska home to free thinkers," he then dedicated 500 words to explaining how we all universally think one way, presumably from behind a mustache and quite possibly with a presumptive eagle on our shoulders.
Whether normal word reading includes a stage of visual processing selectively dedicated to word or letter recognition is highly debated.
I dedicate those words particularly to my colleagues from the Civic Platform who made their decisions on the abortion act several dozen hours ago.
As Donald Trump sets out to "protect America," I dedicate the words of his explosively controversial proclamation banning people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, to one of his supporters: Alexandre Bissonnette, the white nationalist Canadian who shot up a mosque in Quebec City a few days ago, murdering six people and injuring eight others.
In what might be the most simultaneously rage-inducing and confusing piece of celebrity journalism in recent history, Marche -- the same man who wrote an entire September 2012 feature on how men are victims of "feminine contempt" -- dedicates 2,462 words to extolling the difficulties of being the physically perfect "last American bombshell".
