Sentence examples for an enduring monument from inspiring English sources

Carl Fisher's contribution to the technology of road construction, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, proved to be an enduring monument.

In a statement, Robin Baker, the film institute's head curator, said "The Epic of Everest" portrayed "a key moment in the history of mountaineering and remains an enduring monument to Mallory and Irvine".

Robin Baker, head curator at the BFI National Archive, called the film one of the greatest treasures in the archive: "It represents a key moment in the history of mountaineering and remains an enduring monument to Mallory and Irvine".

Following Pearl's example, and in the spirit of "Noblesse Oblige," her adoring family, the dedicated staff, a grateful alumni and so many loyal friends are all helping to perpetuate Tranquillity Camp as an enduring monument to this great leader.

The Erechtheion is an enduring monument to the ancient history of this extraordinary city.

Certainly it will still be here after everything else is gone, an enduring monument holding the 102-ton legacies of millions of Angelenos.

His bitterness at continued exile is expressed in letters to his friends the first of a collection of correspondence that became an outstanding and enduring monument of Russian prose.

Certainly there has been an extravagance of emphasis on Rodrigo's central masterpiece, the Concierto de Aranjuez, but it remains his enduring monument in an age when classical music has tended to dip in popularity.

His enduring monument was the creation of a viable constitutional system.

Her outer violence was turned into inner oblivion in 1943, when she was lobotomized... Williams built an altar to Rose in his Key West home, but his enduring monument to her fragile intelligence and to his survivor's guilt was his work.

It's your one truly memorable, useful and enduring monument.