Sentence examples for repeated dedication from inspiring English sources
I must have been visibly taken aback by this intrusion of abstract thought into sports; he waited five seconds or so and simply repeated, "Dedication".
Furthermore the authors would like to thank Arjen Speksnijder, Martijn van Rooijen and all analysts of the Public Health Laboratory for their repeated dedication in testing, and re-testing the Amsterdam serum and plasma repository.
But he implicitly threatened America too, saying that the reasons for his attacks of September 11th 2001 remain in place.Both Mr Bush and Mr Kerry issued careful statements, each man repeating his dedication to fighting terrorism without cease.
I believe that a large component of this frantic endeavor to get published in medical journals is part and parcel to the culture of medical training itself; the same one that takes a cohort of driven, (sub consciously competitive, type-A individuals like myself through repeated trials of career dedication and professional self-worth.
It has the furious, youthful energy of the best rock'n'roll, and a manic dedication to the repeated refrain that would do Mark E Smith proud.
So when the officer shouted and demanded greater dedication, you mentally repeated, "Better not to be noticed".
Hard work and careful order, repeated over years, a feeling of dedication in people's houses.
They also acknowledged the repeated contributions made by partners: "Their dedication to the process is an example for us all" (ibid).
Abraham Lincoln's words at the dedication of the Gettysburg cemetery will be the speech repeated at the commemoration of Sept. 11 by the governor of New York and by countless other speakers across the nation.
Citing India's casualties, it said, "The best tribute to their supreme dedication and example will be to ensure that 'Kargils' of any description are never repeated".
Consecration in the strict sense is distinguished from blessing, benediction, or dedication in that consecration effects an intimate transformation in the essence of the object and that it is permanent and can be neither revoked nor repeated.
