Sentence examples for existing memorial from inspiring English sources

The existing memorial in Camp Bastion will be dismantled and as much of it as possible will be used in the new memorial which will provide a focal point for remembrance for families, friends and comrades.

He argued the memorial could be moved to another location in the park or the state could scrap the plan and rely on an existing memorial in the park about a mile away.

The dedication date is yet to be announced, but already foundations have been built on a patch of open lawn between the main existing memorial to Britain's war dead and a grove of saplings.As well as providing a focus for commemoration, the finished memorial will pose difficult questions about the war's legacy.

According to the foundation, the new memorial will join the democratic theme of the park's "existing memorial narrative", which consists of a pretty little kiosk in Victorian gothic commemorating anti-slavery campaigners; a mediocre statue of Emmeline Pankhurst; and the Calais burghers (who represent French self-sacrifice in the face of English oppression, if we must bring nationalism into it).

The centre, to be built in time for celebrations in 2015 to mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, is intended to complement the existing memorial.

The existing memorial cross, which stands next to the new creation, was relocated to Scott Park in 2015 after the closure of the British Legion club.

RILEY: Are there any existing memorials that come to mind?

Such existing memorials are distributed mainly in major churches e.g., in Santa Croce, Florence, where there are memorials to Dante, Niccolò Machiavelli, and Galileo, and in Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral, London.

Workers put the plaque between two existing memorials, one for the ferry's launching in 1981 and the other for the man the ferry is named for, a football coach at Curtis High School on Staten Island.

Other existing memorials to the Bomber Command include a statue unveiled in Green Park in London in June 2012 and a stained glass window and a ledge stone of remembrance at Lincoln Cathedral.

In Australia, the existing memorials to mark the Boer War were used initially used for commemorative ceremonies intended to increase military recruitment.