Sentence examples for scheduled to dedicate from inspiring English sources

The mayor's Times Square appearance, less than a half-hour before Mr. Lynch's, had been scheduled to dedicate a historic marker near the statue of the Rev. Francis Patrick Duffy in Duffy Square.

"Fortunately for us it's so badly executed it could be absolutely anyone". Pitt and Jolie had been scheduled to dedicate the new library, but cancelled at the last minute.

As reporters began to hear about the Oval Office meeting, Priebus interrupted his Friday afternoon schedule to dedicate more than an hour to calling reporters off the record to deny that the outburst had actually happened, according to a senior White House official.

The challenge for team-sport athletes wanting to engage in altitude training is finding time in a busy schedule to dedicate to such training without compromising the tactical and technical training required.

The reason for New Zealand's middling performance may also be due to health professionals, particularly senior doctors, having enough time in their already busy schedules to dedicate to clinical governance and leadership activities.

Clear out a day or two on your schedule, to dedicate to painting.

It is important to choose committee members with whom you get along, who have enough time in their schedules to dedicate to your project, and whose area of expertise is relevant to the work you propose to do.

The memorial honoring Dr. King was scheduled to be dedicated on the National Mall on Sunday, but it has been postponed due to the storm.

It was originally scheduled to be dedicated in August to coincide with the 48th anniversary of the March on Washington, but Hurricane Irene intervened.

It was supposed to be a moment of triumph: Decades after the architect Louis I. Kahn designed it, a monument to Franklin Delano Roosevelt is scheduled to be dedicated on Wednesday on Roosevelt Island.

It is scheduled to be dedicated before a crowd of dignitaries and as many as 250,000 people on the 48th anniversary of the day King delivered his "I Have a Dream Speech" at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963.