Sentence examples for events to remember from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine there were many shameful events to remember in the life of Judge William Hedgcock Webster, who turned 77 last week and whose reputation for integrity has survived two of the most reputation-crushing jobs in Washington: director of the F.B.I. and director of central intelligence.

Many events to remember this prominent scientist are organised in Vilnius and other places.

He predicted that Sinn Fein, which has been so focussed on peace and the future, will hold more events to remember the IRA past.

In some cases autobiographical memory occurs via a voluntary or deliberate process – actively recalling past events to remember a particular detail or to relive an experience.

It provides a glamorous and rewarding work environment for performers and employees, an excellent return to its owners, and offers entertainment events to remember and frequent.

If his funeral was an event to remember, it's partly because he himself had made sure it would be.

They include an event to remember conscientious objectors, which is being financed with £95,800 in lottery funding allocated to the pacifist organisation that distributes white poppies.

But the day itself began with a positive act of remembrance; a brief event to remember Elena Baltacha, the former British No1 who died of liver cancer aged 30 in May.

This is, again, compatible with the explanation of marriage as "an event to remember".

For the first time, the Jersey Human Rights Group will lay a wreath at an event to remember slave workers brought to Jersey during the occupation.

But first and foremost, our focus is very much on winning at the Millennium Stadium on Wednesday to make it an opening event to remember for Team GB.