Sentence examples for dedication where from inspiring English sources

We were so fortunate to have her with us at the dedication where she shared many wonderful stories and memories.

The first punctuation mistake in "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" (Gotham; $17.50), by Lynne Truss, a British writer, appears in the dedication, where a nonrestrictive clause is not preceded by a comma.

By Louis Menand The first punctuation mistake in "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" (Gotham; $17.50), by Lynne Truss, a British writer, appears in the dedication, where a nonrestrictive clause is not preceded by a comma.

"It's politics, a few people are trying to destroy my administration," the mayor said in an interview today as he strolled from City Hall to a park improvement dedication where, as soon as the ceremonial shovel was put aside, he faced the now daily questions of reporters about 1969.

"Somewhere in the middle of the run [of the play], we started to do these dedications, where women would come up after the performance and they would read one of the names of the Boko Haram girls -- one or two names.

It happened first on the dedication page, where he writes, "For my daughter, Chiara, who has to live through this".

In the hangar, two workers wearing black Aeros T-shirts were getting the Sky Dragon ready for a dedication ceremony, where the guests would include four members of Congress, a priest who would sprinkle holy water, and a mariachi band.

These are largely films about dedication to art, where dancing means compulsion, pain or a shimmering illusion.

In Japan, where dedication is associated with accumulation, the fact that Mika has seen the band over 30 times this year is not the mark of her being weird or obsessive, but graceful and loyal.

He encouraged his forces to concentrate on caucus states, where dedication to a long process of local, district and state party meetings can trump just getting a mass of voters out on primary day to dutifully record a vote for the frontrunner.

The Nikos Stage, where "Dedication" will be presented, will also feature "Rodney's Wife" (July 7 to 18), Richard Nelson's drama about American tourists in Rome in 1962, and "The Water's Edge" (June 23 to July 4), Theresa Rebeck's drama about a man who returns to his family after 17 years.