Sentence examples for dedication event from inspiring English sources
Tanka Bhujel had organized everything for the dedication event.
The artwork, which will hang in the north vestibule, will be installed by the March 3 dedication event.
NEW YORK CITY – Cornell Tech today celebrated the official opening of its campus on Roosevelt Island with a dedication event attended by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, former Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Cornell University President Martha Pollack, Technion President Peretz Lavie and Cornell Tech Dean Daniel Huttenlocher.
A large number of area political leaders were there for the dedication event and spoke about Zarian's special contributions, but also about his character.
Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, spoke at the dedication event and talked about how hard it is for her to come to the street.
The dedication event will take place at 11 a.m. on the path between Descanso Drive and Verdugo Boulevard, a short but crucial stretch that completes the city's core circular trail.
While the dedication events down by the Lincoln Memorial were put on hold, another sort of celebration of Dr. King's legacy was taking place at the other end of the mall.
The Hilles collection of photographs include albums documenting special dedications and events, portraits of Hilles, her friends, the immediate family and other relatives.
Collection contains motion picture films produced by or pertaining to Stanford University including fund raising presentations, presentations for prospective students, lectures, interviews, physical education instruction, profiles of academic departments or programs including overseas studies, construction and building dedications, political events of the 1960s, and other topics.
But, my love and dedication to extraordinary events is still part of who I am, whether I'm wearing a designer pencil skirt and stilettos or a lightly-ironed maxi dress paired with designer flip-flops.
As Jimmy grew up, his father, first a congressman and then a senator, was always dashing off to speak at military events — a dedication here, a graduation there.
