Sentence examples for be built in memory from inspiring English sources

That effort began on Nov. 9, 1918, when the Kansas City Journal ran an editorial, "Lest We Forget," calling for a memorial to be built in memory of the 116,000 U.S. soldiers who died in WWI.

Paul McCartney came to Citi Field on Friday night to bring a new ballpark one thing that can't be built in: memories.

A church was built in memory of the dead sailors, and stands amid the other monuments to deceased warriors.

A plaque in the gazebo says that it was built in memory of Ida Abramowitz, who came to America from Europe, raised a family, and lived from 1830 to 1938.

Rabbi Mel Gottlieb is to perform the ceremony in the David Alan Shapiro Memorial Synagogue, which was built in memory of the bridegroom's brother.

Local artists and community groups create elaborate costumes and floats, and ofrendas (altars) are built in memory of those who have passed away, covered in flowers and decorated with skulls and other calavera art.

He drives to a garden that has been built in memory of Tom outside Arden school, which he attended and which lies across the road from the home where the family had lived for 14 years.

The J. Henry Meyer Memorial Library was built in memory of a California banker and business leader who donated funds in 1911 to build Stanford's Lane Medical Library, and endowed a fund in 1916 that enabled the university to collect important Western historical manuscripts.

The Taj Mahal was built in memory of emperor Shah Jahan's wife, Mumtaz Mahal.

A sketch of Stern Hall, which was built in memory of True Aiken Stern and dedicated at Twelve Oaks in La Crescenta in 1964.

The organization, to help Sri Lankan children, was built in memory of Dr. Cresenta Fernando, a Sri Lankan native who worked for the World Bank in Washington and who perished in the Tsunami of 2004.