Sentence examples for from dedication from inspiring English sources

Seldes wore an elegant beige suit, her costume from "Dedication or the Stuff of Dreams".

Their motivations may vary from dedication to a cause, to a chance to get their company's name in front of a high-end audience, to an opportunity to unload an item that is not selling well.

Truly brilliant work results from dedication, focus and a commitment to something more than immediate rewards.

The extra costs were offset by Louisiana tax credits, and the show benefited from unusual dedication from the crew, Mr. Bright said.

Yet aside from the dedication — "For Carol / who knew it" — Adair's name never appears in "The Best of It".

He asked for his name to be removed from the dedication (a signal honour) to Ginsberg's Howl.

Modern editions of "Atlas Shrugged" have dropped him from its dedication, leaving that page to the long-suffering Frank O'Connor.

"Sin City Law" has one indubitable star, and the term shouldn't detract from her dedication to civic duties.

"Generations of women have benefited from her dedication, vision and sacrifice," L.P.G.A. Commissioner Carolyn F. Bivens said after Jameson's death.

The Guild's Home for Aged Blind and its residents continue to benefit from his dedication and commitment to helping others.

Sabathia said he drew inspiration from the dedication and commitment Negro league players showed to the game while enduring many hardships just to play.