Sentence examples for a fitting memorial to from inspiring English sources

A fitting memorial to a great man.

A fitting memorial to this much-loved man would be to stop subsidising the Commons bars.

This performance was a fitting memorial to the composer's intuitive and unbound spirit.

It would be a fitting memorial to Kate Peyton if we could end the casualisation of war reporting.

Stephen Hammond, Conservative MP for Wimbledon:  "I think the address by the Bishop of London was a fitting memorial to a great lady".

At once vast and intimate, Mediterranean-Classical in its sunlight and German-Romantic in its expressive depth, it is also a fitting memorial to its composer.

He said: "If there's any fitting memorial to the poor people that died it would be that we can legislate or do our best to make sure no one dies in a similar situation".

It was a highly emotional and fitting memorial to Jeanette, who encouraged her daughter to take up the sport at their local judo club when she was just six years old.

After the assassination, the list expanded to include a fitting memorial tribute to the slain president.

Another fitting memorial to a singular, and singularly uncontainable, artist who once said: "I've been running all my life, playing truant".

Touchingly, the film is presented in the opening credits as "a Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Production", and Bruckheimer has constructed another fitting memorial to the qualities that made his former business partner so great (and, ultimately, so late): bombast, speed, overkill, maximum bloodshed and saturation-level profanities.