Sentence examples for cross of sacrifice from inspiring English sources

Traditionally the veterans march through the cemetery behind their standards and encircle the Cross of Sacrifice.

Never again would they encircle en masse the Cross of Sacrifice, their standards dipped in respect.

As he laid a wreath at the Cross of Sacrifice with his fellow politicians, Cameron looked grey and exhausted – mindful, perhaps, of the weighty burdens borne by those who seek to lead nations and thus can send men to their deaths.

The cross of sacrifice seemed, almost, to glow.

They dedicated a cross of sacrifice at Glasnevin Cemetery to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the war.

The cross of sacrifice is a veterans' symbol that was designed for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission CWGCC) shortly after WW1.

By 1927, when the majority of construction had been completed, over 500 cemeteries had been built, with 400,000 headstones, a thousand Crosses of Sacrifice, and 400 Stones of Remembrance.

He added, in a tone so humble and sincere that his character would never have used it: "She taught me to be grateful for my life regardless of what that entailed, and that's directly related to the image of Christ on the cross and the example of sacrifice that he gave us.

At time of sacrifice, cross-sections of the aortic origin were analyzed for the presence of fluorescent beads as well as mac-2+ cells.

Costal cartilage was obtained from the four caudal asternal ribs (~5 cm) of Yorkshire Hampshire cross pigs, Sus scrofa (6 months of age) within 24 hours of sacrifice (UC Davis Meat Sciences Facility, Davis, CA, USA).

The cross-cultural data are beginning to give researchers an idea of key patterns in the origins, motivation, and methods of sacrifice.