Sentence examples for been memorial from inspiring English sources
noun
A structure, such as a monument, intended to celebrate the memory of a person or event.
Memorial Day has only been Memorial Day since 1967, when it was officially named by federal law.
I've always said that Dave Winfield and Rickey Henderson could have been Memorial Park plaque people had George Steinbrenner not been so pitching dumb in the 1980's.
"It gives us an opportunity as being the No. 1 import in the No. 1 group of Mexican brands in the U.S., to really get a jump-start on the summer beer-selling season, which typically had been Memorial Day," said Bill Hackett, president of Barton Beers in Chicago.
-- "It's been Memorial Day — every day": Gold Star families remember military loved ones who died serving our country.
They could have been memorials to the anthropocene.
It is Memorial Day, after all.
It was Memorial Day 2007.
That was Memorial Theory 101.
It was Memorial Day weekend, 2004, in Des Moines, Iowa.
There are memorial tournaments for former world champions.
Well, "The Sopranos" is memorial enough, by any stretch.
