Sentence examples for church plaque from inspiring English sources

In Vitaz, a church plaque expresses gratitude for her devotion.

Locke's significance as a guiding spirit of the US constitution is duly marked by a church plaque erected by American admirers in 1957.

Maldon's mayor Stephen Nunn, who is also a historian, said Driver Cobey's name was likely to have been missed off the church plaque because he was illegitimate.

Church plaque honoring President Taft.

It is commemorated in church plaques in the coastal counties of Somerset and Monmouthshire.

There is little else to show they were here apart from a church, some plaques, gravestones, the odd bit of wood carving in public buildings and a few Belgian street names dotted around the country.

Appearing on the inaugural broadcast of Laura Ingraham's Fox News show, Kelly, responding to a question about a Virginia church removing plaques honoring Lee and George Washington, responded, "[Lee] was a man that gave up his country to fight for his state, which 150 years ago was more important than country.

Attached to places of interest – churches, memorial plaques, statues – they will "drop" loot like Pokéballs, snacks for Pokémon and medicines for battle-worn Pokémon.

In the cold-stone interior of the church itself, a plaque to Thomas bears the inscription from one of his most evocative poems, 'Fern Hill'.

Across the street (Krakowskie Przedmieście) from the University, in Holy Cross Church, a 1936 plaque by Prus' nephew Stanisław Jackowski, featuring Prus' profile, is dedicated to the memory of the "great writer and teacher of the nation".

Within the church are wooden plaques commemorating the nineteen people from the village who died in World War I and seven from World War II, and a bronze plaque to an individual soldier who died in 1917.