Sentence examples for a monument with from inspiring English sources
Cultural officials also objected to what they saw as the improper use of a monument with an intrinsic universal value.
Mr. Riner was also integral in passing a measure to erect a monument with the Ten Commandments in front of the State Capitol.
On the last page of the bound volume, among random musical sketches, there is a doodle, a drawing of a bewigged man in a coat with epaulets next to a monument with a missing statue.
A monument with a "stone of hope" that represents the nonviolent civil rights movement was selected tonight as the memorial to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that will be built on the Washington Mall.
This being Washington, it is a monument with a capital M. It is mostly all atrium, a thunderously large interior with gargantuan Corinthian columns, a spectacular party space indeed (or an end-of-the-party space: Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered her concession speech here in 2008).
Cardiff's loss, £30.4m at a club on the ascendant, spending almost double their income on players' wages, is a monument, with that of Hull City, to the crazy current cost of promotion Ownership Owned by Belgian businessman Roland Ducatelet via his company, Staprix NV, registered in Belgium.
Sure enough, there was a stone monument with a cleft, bearing the inscription, "Germany divided 1945-1989".
The government eased off on Wednesday, and then cracked down again on Thursday, attacking the protesters without warning at 3 a.m. as thousands slept in the square beneath a towering monument with a pearl on top.
And by that I mean people can get really pissed off, seeing some Americans "destroying" a public monument with a skateboard.
Stela 32 is a fragmented monument with a foreign Teotihuacan-style sculpture apparently depicting the lord of that city with the attributes of the central Mexican storm god Tlaloc, including his goggle eyes and tasselled headdress.
On the 75th anniversary of Barrington's death, a granite monument with a photoplaque of Barrington as Pooh-Bah was dedicated to him at the Morden Cemetery, by members of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society, the Sir Arthur Sullivan Society and others.
