Sentence examples for dedication of a bronze from inspiring English sources
In 467 Cimon won the great Battle of the Eurymedon River in Pamphylia (southern Anatolia), a naval victory that made a great impression both in Greece (where it was celebrated by the dedication of a bronze date palm, or phoinix, at Delphi: a punning reference to the defeated Phoenician fleet) and among waverers, outside Greece proper, who had not yet joined the league.
The dedication of the bronze memorial followed a Service of Remembrance.
The award consists of a bronze medal.
The winner is assured of a bronze medal.
The high attenuation of copper and the average thickness of a bronze statuette create a limitation of analyses using X-radiography.
In this dedication - in this dedication of a nation, we humbly ask the blessing of God.
Dionysiac iconography among Poseidon's dedications occurs also in a bronze dedication depicting a dancing maenad.
This helps to explain the strong ritual elements in a hoplite battle, which typically began with a sacrifice and taking of omens and ended with victory dedications, often of bronze suits of armour, in some appropriate sanctuary.
In the coming years, he committed himself to making that goal a reality — a level of dedication that also earned Malone a bronze medal in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics and a silver medal at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, for short-track speedskating.
Mitchell Levy of Kelso earned a bronze medal in IPDA debate.
