rededicate

In 1986, the old school was rededicated as the new community centre.

The Army of the 90's needs to rededicate itself and its people to these values.

On 22 October 1905 the building was rededicated for church services.

It has also had an effect on people trying to rededicate themselves to this kind of idea.

"Would he rededicate himself or pull this again on us?"

For others, the day is a time to reflect on the changes he brought to the nation and to rededicate themselves to his work.

Rather than give up in the face of random death, they rededicated themselves to each other and their school.

She decided to rededicate herself to the game, while remaining active in her children's lives.

James reported to camp in great shape and seems to have rededicated himself.

At first there was no plan to rededicate the new planting.

About the time of their breakup, he began to rededicate himself.

Since that time he has completely rededicated himself to riding.

She decided to rededicate the song to the memory of the victims.

The process was executed over three years and rededicated in January of 1999.

"We would like to rededicate it in time for the millennium," she said.

The church was rededicated October 7, 1731 and the remains of the university library were moved again.

Walker appears to have rededicated himself to his football career.

He has promised to rededicate himself to playing hard in the first two rounds.

The library was rededicated on Friday to mark its 25th anniversary.

In the mid-1980s Watts decided to rededicate himself to jazz.

County officials rededicated the 1895 structure and led about 150 people on a tour of the tower.

We've got to rededicate ourselves for the next 63 games."

"I have rededicated myself to working in this format pretty much to the exclusion of everything else."

At the time, in the Academy, she took that failure as a reason to rededicate herself to her calling.

The temple was renovated and rededicated in the summer of 2011.