Sentence examples for a remembrance for from inspiring English sources

We must play as a remembrance for those that aren't here".

The main character, a 75-year-old minister, knows he is dying, and the novel is in the form of a remembrance for his son.

"I have been asked many times if we were mistreated or tortured," she wrote in a remembrance for her files, made available on Saturday by her son, James, who announced her death.

She opposed the one measure Thompson cited because she thought it politicized 9/11, linking a remembrance for the victims to the Patriot Act and immigration.

As matters arose, the death came only two days before a free Hyde Park gig in front of 500,000 people -- a gig that would mark a baptism of fire for new guitarist, Mick Taylor, and also act as a remembrance for Jones.

"Sidney Harman wasn't a journalist but he believed in the mission of good journalism to shed light on a variety of stories that help us understand the world and to have some fun doing it," Newsweek veteran Jonathan Alter wrote in a remembrance for The Daily Beast.

According to Noddings, natural caring comes from a remembrance of being cared for, whereas ethical caring " is an active relation between my actual self and a vision of my ideal self as one- caring and cared- for" [ 28].

Aramachi's residents were preparing for a remembrance ceremony for 16 members of the community killed last year.

A revived parent-teacher organization has brought in families for free breakfasts, a remembrance vigil for Newton alumni killed by street violence, and a workshop on expunging prison records.

This year, they are going on all over the world, including a dinner for the dodo in London, a poetry reading in Berlin, and a remembrance ritual for the thylacine outside of Brisbane, Australia.

Looking online, she found someone matching his profile in a remembrance page for Syracuse University, New York.