Sentence examples for early dedication from inspiring English sources

His early dedication to urban real estate produced healthy returns and management fees.

An inscription thanked Mr. McAuliffe for his early dedication to the campaign.

But the biggest differentiating factor for Class2Go — in case it hasn't yet become apparent — is its early dedication to building and maintaining a totally open-source platform.

"Their early dedication to the project has helped to give new life to the Waverley route and it's great that they have celebrated that in the naming of their daughter," he said.

It is Bernie, and it is proof of his very early dedication to justice for African Americans.

Despite his earlier dedication to creating the perfect capsule, which in 1995 sent him to hospital with heart palpitations caused by testing up to 40 cups of coffee a day, Mr Sylvan revealed that he now sticks to plain old filter coffee and did not own a K-Cup machine.

This year was different, beginning as it did with the earlier dedication of Brooklin's Veterans' Memorial — a sizable new chunk of gray granite, with a tilted, bronze message-bearing face, standing in front of three dazzling white flagpoles and, farther back, the modest Brooklin Town Hall, once known as the Brooklin School.

Buoyed by her early success, dedication and unyielding love from her family, Gabby made it onto the 2012 U.S. Women's Gymnastics team, with whom she faced intense competition in the London Games.

The English emphasis on the rich sonorities of the third and sixth provided welcome relief from the aesthetic consequences of the earlier continental dedication to the "perfect" intervals of the octave, fourth, and fifth.

Another young man began repeating verbatim the "nothingness" argument, as if finding no contradiction with his earlier avowed dedication to serve Christ.

Like Clayton, Thomas is a former top prospect dogged by injuries and questions about his dedication early in his career.