Sentence examples for once dedicated from inspiring English sources

A Western Civ professor had once dedicated several classes to the painting, and it has stuck with me.

A little museum at the corner, once dedicated to Princip and his fellow plotters, was closed during the 1992-95 Bosnian war.

The World Cup was on TV, and sports had taken over a pavilion once dedicated to formal suits, shirts and neckties.

Does Mr. Taylor, to whom John Cage once dedicated a work, know the lecture by Cage that begins with the line "Percussion music is revolution"?

Most of the island's gutters, copper piping, sinks and tubs have been stolen, and even a plaque that once dedicated a giant cannon has been removed.

The revelation that she was once dedicated to photography, but gave it up when she married, suggests she'll go through a fairly straightforward process of reinvention.

Where it could once dedicate its time to tackling domestic violence in the city, the charity has been forced to fundraise for the money it needs to pay for it: anything from marathons, cake-baking, or bathtubs of beans.

Over the past century it has gradually become like all the other political parties – personality (and of course, money) based, but the Corbyn project is first and foremost to make the party a voice for social movements once again, dedicated to popular democracy (as trades unions themselves once were).

Adelphi University has once again dedicated a leafy quadrangle at its Garden City campus to a biennial exhibition of outdoor sculpture.

And they say Mr. Denver would not have wanted a million-dollar home on land that had once been dedicated to solving the world's problems.

Many social trends work against it, from declining church attendance to the declining size of Catholic families that once happily dedicated one in the bunch to the seminary.