Sentence examples for the dedication to the second from inspiring English sources

The dedication to the second poem is measurably warmer than the first.

However, the dedication to the "Second charge" (leaf Y3a) is addressed to "Sir Francis Bacon knight, baron of Vervlam, lord high chancellour of England", honors to which Bacon was not advanced until 1618.

And does it not seem hard to you, When all the sky is clear and blue, And I so much should like to play, To have to go to bed by day?" We are sorry not to have room for the dedication to the nurse - "My second mother; my first wife" - which is full of grace and poetry.

What I don't quite understand is the dedication to the story in the first place.

The gunsmith who made the weapon praised Palin's dedication to the second amendment, the part of the US constitution that the gun lobby says guarantees individuals the right to pack heat.

In the encomiums that followed, much was made of his fierce dedication to the First Amendment and his overseeing the remaking of The Times, especially the addition of feature sections that brought new advertising, and new life, to "The Gray Lady".

The Julie Anne Levey Memorial Award is presented to an emerging leader in the first year class who has demonstrated a dedication to the first-year residential experience and the Duke community through leadership in co-curricular activities and who demonstrated initiative, creativity, and a clear commitment to making a difference in the lives of his/her peers.

There seemed to be as many waiters as diners in the dining room, where the hotel unfurls its vast and splendid breakfast buffet, which spans fresh kiwi to buffalo milk mozzarella, reflecting the dedication to first-rate food.

Elizabeth Sigmund, one of Plath's closest confidants, also accused the writer's former husband, Ted Hughes, and his sister, Olwyn Hughes, of deliberately missing the dedication to her from the first edition which was published under Plath's own name, in 1966, "because they didn't want anyone who knew Sylvia to have any contact with the press".

Their dedication to the genre, first demonstrated in "Dumb and Dumber" (1994) and sturdily reinforced in "Kingpin" (1996) and "Me, Myself and Irene" (2000), is unwavering.

It has been rewarding to work with the OpenStack crew, and to have experienced first hand the dedication to an open, code-rules, community-first approach taken by the project leaders.