Sentence examples for was formally dedicated from inspiring English sources

Construction began in 1912 at a site about 3 miles (5 km) south of the Delhi city centre, and the new capital was formally dedicated in 1931.

On a recent brisk morning, the Zuckermans guided a visitor through the Hall of Fame, which was formally dedicated in 1901.

1938 Museum of Man Dedicated PARIS — In the presence of President Albert Lebrun and French government officials, the newly-created Musée de l'Homme in the Palais de Chaillot was formally dedicated yesterday [June 20] afternoon.

It was formally dedicated at a conference in Cambridge this spring that was attended by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert Scheer, the managing editor of "Ramparts".

So the protagonist who emerged as Mr. Bush's library was formally dedicated on Thursday was a resolute leader who protected the nation after Sept. 11, 2001, raised education standards, pushed to overhaul the immigration system and brought peace to the war-torn nation of Sudan.

The New York City of 35 years ago is the setting for the genre-bending new ABC series "Life on Mars," which on Thursday nights resurrects a year in which the World Trade Center was formally dedicated, Watergate began to erode Richard M. Nixon's presidency and the Vietnam War dragged on.

It will be formally dedicated on Thursday.

Movements rose 30 percent in the first quarter of this year, and a new instrument landing system was recently installed and is due to be formally dedicated this month.

The memorial will be formally dedicated on Sunday in a ceremony that is expected to draw perhaps a few hundred thousand people from around the country.

It was not until 1988 that the Irish National War Memorial Gardens, 5km from parliament on the outskirts of Dublin, were formally dedicated and opened to the public.

Calatrava's first completed design in the United States, the Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Museum, has been opening in stages and will be formally dedicated on Oct. 14.