Sentence examples for a cenotaph from inspiring English sources

These include a covering for a cenotaph, a monument to the dead.

Some pharaohs of the Middle and New kingdoms had a cenotaph or a mortuary temple at Abydos.

A cenotaph in memory of Mansfield can be found at Hollywood Forever, but she was buried in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania.

When Queen Victoria paid for the restoration of Margaret's tomb in Dumferline, it was probably therefore the restoration of a cenotaph.

Ken Pfeiffer, a Sons of the Republic of Texas spokesman, was particularly offended by the vendors' proximity to a cenotaph memorializing the soldiers.

Obama is expected to view the peace memorial park, located near the hypocentre of the blast, and pause in front of a cenotaph to the victims.

In 1919, Britain and France planned victory marches through their respective capitals and as part of this France decided to erect a temporary cenotaph, an empty sarcophagus monument, which would be saluted by the marching troops.

Underneath, a stone cenotaph contained more than a hundred volumes listing the names of those who died, as well as a volume for the victims who were never identified.

There was a mixed response on Twitter, however: Ed Miliband builds a policy cenotaph.

Shah Jahan had sought perfect symmetry in the Taj, and placed the tomb of Mumtaz (actually a marble cenotaph; her body is buried below) squarely at the center, forming a perfect sightline out the entrance.

President Obama laid flowers at a memorial cenotaph in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on 27 May, accompanied by Prime Minister Abe.