Sentence examples for a significant memorial from inspiring English sources
A significant memorial is the only true imperative for the site.
But he added that the 3.5-acre park should have a "significant memorial," in the form of plaques or designated areas.
He is taking on the formidable and delicate task of organizing the reconstruction effort, which the executives said involves balancing real estate development and the public desire to create a significant memorial at the site of the World Trade Center.
"We're looking for designs that function both as a neighborhood park and a significant memorial," said Christopher Tepper, who along with Paul Kelterborn, a fellow urban planner, formed the Queer History Alliance and initiated the idea of transforming the derelict Triangle site bordered by Seventh Avenue, 12th Street and Greenwich Avenue into an AIDS memorial park.
Paul Burnel said there should be a more significant memorial to the more than 450 islanders who died.
Wollstonecraft's legacy was trashed for well over a century and even today, despite a number of outstanding modern biographies, there's still no significant memorial to her anywhere.
No significant memorial has avoided it, and the famous tendency of New Yorkers to do nothing without a fight makes it unlikely here.
The capital contains no significant memorial to Coolidge, who is also the last President not to have a government-run Presidential library, one of those ever larger pyramids now speckling a land supposedly without pharaohs.
Guney began a slow programme of clearing the overgrown sections of the cemetery and restoring significant memorials.
This is the unfortunate circumstance facing one of the country's most significant memorials, the Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium (1927).
Officials pledged to finish a significant part of the memorial — contouring the bowl-shaped land and, most important, building the Sacred Ground Plaza, which will allow visitors to walk down close to the crash site — in time for the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
