Sentence examples for a memorial exists from inspiring English sources

A memorial exists in Richardson Springs, California, where Andranik died.

Today, a memorial exists on the school's current grounds to remember those Old Citizens who had lost their lives in both the Second World War and the First World War.

The memorial exists due mainly to Paul Marion, the cultural-affairs director of the Lowell Historic Preservation Commission.

RECKONING WITH HISTORY: No memorial existed for the 1947 partition of India and Pakistan, one of history's largest human migrations.

Several memorials exist to Sanders' memory, including the Sanders Cup, a sailing trophy for 14 foot (4.3 m) centerboard X-class yachts.

But memorials exist, mostly Buddhist-inspired in their design.

Babi Yar was also used for the execution of gypsies and the mentally ill, for whom memorials exist on the site today, though its name is largely synonymous with anti-Semitism.

On a more positive note, Red Barnes, her childhood home, could certainly become a memorial but one exists already in the small estate village church of East Rounton where the Bells had an impressive country mansion (since demolished, like most of Iraq).

In Corpus Christi, Texas a memorial to Selena exist to honor her growing up in Corpus Christi.

Memorial plaques dedicated to his memory exist in Warsaw, Dębice and Przemyśl.

Memorial Day exists in a strange space where a dead nation bleeds into a living one.