Sentence examples for in the dedication of from inspiring English sources

When I wrote in the dedication of a book "For Alice," I meant it literally.

This work was mentioned in the dedication of "Howl" as "an endless novel which will drive everybody mad" - as if there wasn't enough madness about the place.

The next day he returned to his place of birth, Sedan, France and joined his parents and his grandfather, Marcel Perrier, in the dedication of 4 municipal tennis courts named after him.

She was disabled ("She had to crawl all over the floor her whole life"), but Mr. Gaines said she taught him "the importance of standing," as he wrote in the dedication of "Miss Jane Pittman".

One of the poems in a sequence titled "Theresienstadt Pictures," of which only selections have been published, is called "Totenfeier," or "Funeral Rites," a term that Adler also uses in the dedication of the Theresienstadt study to Gertrud.

The "rock of hospitality and freedom," as Hugo proclaimed it in the dedication of "Toilers of the Sea," his seafaring novel set on the island, would become his home for over 15 years.

And what really did me in was the 'Dedication of Merit.' I had known it.

And there is much to admire in Scientology: the dedication of its devotees and the world-changing character of its vision.

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But Ms. Thompson wore her dress in 1986 to the dedication of a Larry Thompson Center for Fine Arts in Clarksdale, in what used to be the Paramount Theater.

When he returned in 1989 for the dedication of the auditorium in his honor, he was the most popular performer in the world.