Sentence examples for dedication of a building from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 4 2010, when Justice Thomas was in Savannah for the dedication of a building in his honor, Mr. Crow's plane flew from Washington to Savannah and returned to Washington the next day.

It seems fitting that today's event should serve not just as a dedication of a building but as a living memorial, in the hope that all of us will continue Mr. Ball's life work to strengthen and defend Social Security.

On October 13, he was scheduled to attend the dedication of a building of his namesake, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, but due to poor health and on the advice of his doctors he did not attend.

When Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake presides Monday over the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the terra cotta and granite building at 315 W. Fayette St., it will be more than just the dedication of a building after an $18 million renovation.

On our last day in Namje, we attended the dedication of a new building for agricultural training.

Kelly's account Thursday of Wilson's 2015 speech at the dedication of an FBI building named for two slain agents was disproved by a video of the event.

In April , 2015 Kelly, who was then serving as a four-star Marine general, attended the dedication of a new F.B.I. building, in Miramar, Florida.

There is no evidence of a dedication of any religious building on the marshes, and no mention of a chapel in any surviving medieval documents.

In the 1980's, he always seemed headed somewhere exciting -- a possible run for political office, the dedication of another building his generosity made possible, a visit with an important politician.

The invitations come often: the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Ride for Kids in Phoenix on Oct. 21, the Real Estate Securities Symposium in neighboring Scottsdale on Oct. 22, the Fall Festival apple pie contest in Anthem on Oct. 27, and the dedication of a new Elks Lodge building in Mesa on Oct. 28.

Robert C. Taylor, director of the BYU Travel Study program was in attendance and stated in an interview with The Daily Universe that the dedication of the building was centered solely on the educational aspect of the school, as well as for "whatever purposes [the Lord] has in store" in the future.