Sentence examples for classical memorial from inspiring English sources
A classical memorial here was authorized under President Calvin Coolidge and dedicated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936.
A key feature of the classical style was the concept of the "beautiful death" — classical memorials might include figures of soldiers, sometimes dying in conflict, but always heroically and, ultimately, peacefully.
The coffered ceiling (an addition from 1882 replacing the original lath and plaster ceiling), the low-backed pews (from shortly after) and the predominantly classical memorials all contribute to the present interior retaining the character of a Georgian church.
The current neo-Classical memorial, originally a custom house, was put up in 1842.
The only jarring note is a massive neo-Classical memorial built out of concrete on the 100th anniversary of the Liberator's death — more suitable to Pyongyang, I thought, than to this sleepy Caribbean outpost.
Yesterday a private watchdog group announced that the neo-Classical memorial -- one of eight national parks in and around New York City -- had joined its annual list of threatened treasures.
Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.
In many ways the simplified, but still classical, forms of memorials like the Cenotaph meant that mourners could read their own thoughts and concerns onto the memorial.
DOBBS FERRY Aldersgate Methodist Church "Howard Van Hyning Memorial Concert," classical and opera.
He is the recipient of numerous prizes, including the Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture and Jefferson Memorial Gold Medal.
