Sentence examples for dedication in the first from inspiring English sources
His scrawled dedication in the first book of his I ever bought, more than 30 years ago, was: "Live like a poet!" Yet for all his bohemian boyishness, to watch him tutoring in the goose shed at Totleigh Barton was to witness an absolute pro at work, "worrying" at poem after poem, gently bringing students' long-buried confidence to the light.
It was to have been a joyful occasion - the dedication of the first Methodist Church in White Plains in 1975.
A revival can be identified by the dedication of the first new monument in a century and a half, raised by the otherwise unknown king, K'awiil Yopaat, in 653.
Floyd and Cameron did not need to prove their dedication, but they drove in the first two runs of the game and had two hits apiece.
The tracks might have been reshuffled to avoid so much intricate, time-juggling postbop (the staccato Six Four and the tricksy John Taylor dedication One for JT) in the first 16 minutes, but Siegel, bassist Oli Hayhurst, drummer Gene Calderazzo and the unquenchable Noble set the bar pretty high for the art of making idiomatic, eclectic contemporary jazz.
Their dedication is absolute - in the first series you have to sit out 20 episodes before you're told "whodunnit".
What I don't quite understand is the dedication to the story in the first place.
The dedication ceremonies were the first time in United States history that five United States Presidents gathered together in the same place: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan himself, and George H. W. Bush.
