Sentence examples for assassination sites from inspiring English sources

Even Lawrence Teeter filed a suit, on behalf of Sirhan Sirhan, the Committee to Preserve Assassination Sites, and the Assassination Archives and Research Center.

In this entertaining biography-cum-travelogue, an NPR host explores our national obsession with deceased heads of state by taking a cross-country tour to memorials, monuments, assassination sites, and even a Hoover-Ball tournament a hybrid of volleyball and doubles tennis, using a medicine ball, that was played almost daily by the thirty-first President.

In 1917 the Austro-Hungarians erected a giant monument at the assassination site.

More material has recently surfaced from palaces and even the Romanov family's assassination site at Yekaterinburg, Russia.

The Kennedy family wanted the assassination site destroyed, and invoked R.F.K.'s commitment to the disadvantaged as a reason not to spend money on conservation.

Four years later, Winogrand homes in on the hawkers peddling postcards of Kennedy's assassination site on the streets of Dealey Plaza in Dallas.

And Lawrence Teeter, the lawyer representing Sirhan, who claims that his client was a hypnotized pawn in a C.I.A. plot, maintained that demolishing the assassination site would be tantamount to the destruction of evidence.

My husband and I contented ourselves with eating square-shaped pizza in the dark, '40s-era dining room at Campisi's and the mealy corn dogs at the state fair; we inspected the assassination site and checked out Southfork.

Dallas, twice as large and a sleek center for banking and insurance companies -- and just 30 miles east -- offers a labyrinthine freeway system and a John F. Kennedy assassination site museum.

The small bit of police work the report commended — a team of investigators' searching through sewers after the assassination site had been prematurely hosed down — stopped abruptly when a senior officer, Gen. Abdul Majeed, took over and began to base the inquiry on information he had received from the intelligence agency.

It took seven years, but in the end, the city in 1970 erected a "floating" white cenotaph, hollow on the inside and open to the sky, designed by the architect Philip Johnson in a park two blocks east of the assassination site.