Sentence examples for final remembrance from inspiring English sources

They are likely to have done their civic duty by 15 April, which will be the 27th anniversary of a disaster that seared a city's soul and challenged a nation's conscience, when Anfield will stage its final remembrance service for the victims.

City officials insist the problem is more one of perception than of reality. 1 Remembering the Dead Firefighters from around the world gathered in Madison Square Garden and the surrounding streets for a final remembrance of 356 comrades killed in the World Trade Center attack or in the line of duty since Oct. 1, 2000.

Brigadier Darrell Amison - Commander Joint Force Support (Afghanistan) - added: "The final Remembrance Sunday ceremony in southern Afghanistan has significant poignancy as we pay tribute to the 453 men and women who have given their lives since 2001, along with the many hundreds who have suffered life-changing injuries.

The musical reading escalates with Jeffrey Work's searing trumpet crescendo, until the tone mercifully changes with the phrase some are so young and a final remembrance of soldiers hugging Uncle Walt and kissing his bearded lips.

A final, poetic remembrance came from David Chase, creator of "The Sopranos," who delivered his eulogy in the form of a letter to his late friend.

This would be the final physical remembrance of a woman who served her country -- who lived a full life that I suddenly felt we knew too little about.

The final show, a remembrance of Edythe Kenner features Karen Akers, K T Sullivan and Wesla Whitfield.

This remarkable adaptation of the final volume of "Remembrance of Things Past" opens in New York on Friday.

Seventy-five yeafterfthe the murder, it's not too much to suggest that the book is a final act of remembrance.

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Obituaries were once just a few thoughtful lines in local newsprint, the final small gesture of remembrance for neighbors, friends and family.