Sentence examples for a lasting reminder of from inspiring English sources

The wall may have gone, but a small triangle of land in Bethaniendamm, a street in West Berlin's alternative Kreuzberg district, is a lasting reminder of that era.

The stalks are braised in brown butter and sliced, served with rhubarb ice cream and finished with vanilla foam and marshmallow bits: it's a lasting reminder of Lundgren's ability to elevate humble ingredients by experimenting with texture, intensity and temperature.

Though lending his voice to Lewis Carroll's ponderous Blue Caterpillar stands as a rather minor role in Rickman's packed CV, it does serve as a lasting reminder of his role in shaping pop culture.

Each commemorates a man murdered in the most controversial incident involving the British army in Iraq, a lasting reminder of the tragedy that took place in a squat storeroom one sweltering morning 2,500 miles away.

In an era when it was not easy to get photographs or portrait likenesses, hair lockets were a lasting reminder of a family member or friend, and New Year's, Christmas and Valentine's Day were popular times for an exchange of hair lockets and other sentimental tokens.

This past TechCrunch Disrupt was the best yet — a fitting tribute to Mike, and a lasting reminder of why he and Heather made (make) such a perfect team.

"These child-rights stamps are a lasting reminder to all of us to never forget this promise to children".

Her death will be a lasting reminder that the accident of race does not mean black and white people are natural enemies, or that our interests must necessarily be oppositional.

Strachan later revealed his watch had stopped working at full time in Slovakia; a lasting reminder from above, he said, of the sense of hurt.

In this, one of the holiest places in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, the scene has changed little through the centuries, unfolding daily as a lasting reminder that this nation in the Horn of Africa was one of the first lands to adopt Christianity, in the fourth century.

The Memorial Wall is a silent and lasting reminder of the men and women who paid the highest price for this pledge.