Sentence examples for a small remembrance from inspiring English sources

In the living room is a small "remembrance tree," dedicated to the troops overseas and decorated with flags and ornaments from the six military bases where the family has lived.

They started a committee to plan some small remembrance, perhaps a wall plaque somewhere.

A line of small wooden crosses leans against a wall where the veterans have had their own small remembrance service, marked with the names and dates of their personal losses, mates and comrades.

"It is extremely moving to be able to take part in a small act of remembrance to honour the great sacrifice that those before us made".

The steps function as a memorial for present-day mourners at St Chad's, in a small garden of remembrance.

A small, black plaque in remembrance of the Sandy Hook victims sits on the wall of Murphy's Washington office.

Wearing a poppy is, as most people appear to believe (about 40m are bought every year), an act of remembrance and a small way of supporting the British Legion, but it is not yet compulsory.

But their actions were a small part of an important day of remembrance for Liverpool.

Others gathered in smaller remembrances around the region, in firehouses and parks and houses of worship.

It was a diverse showing in remembrance of a white man from a small town 55 miles south of Dallas.

OSLO — Sunday was a day of remembrance and self-examination for Norway, a small country shaken by the massacre of at least 93 of its people, many of them children, by one of its own.