Sentence examples for first remembrance from inspiring English sources

She said: "It is the first Remembrance Sunday since Johnny was killed.

At the first Remembrance Day service on Weymouth seafront after the end of the Falklands conflict, the turnout is reported to be smaller than the previous year's (though this is mostly ascribed to the terrible weather).

"My very first remembrance of quilting is being just a tiny little thing and playing in the pile of scraps my mother always had," said Ms. Street, who recently sold a quilt for $3,500 to a woman in New York.

What helps humanise it in this, its first remembrance season, are the wooden crosses that visitors have stuck in the top of the statue's bronze boots and the photographs they've left behind of young men with names such as Johnny Tucker and Jack Forrest.

Sunday marked Europe's first remembrance day for victims of totalitarian and authoritarian regimes: a number of politicians from the former Soviet bloc hold up the pact as an example of how the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were similar in their cynical, rapacious and murderous behaviour towards their neighbours.

My first remembrance of the car was in the Tom Cruise movie.

Carbondale was the home of General John A. Logan, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, and was the site of one of the first remembrances of Memorial (Decoration) Day (April 29 , 1866; a stone in Woodlawn Cemetery commemorates the occasion.

Having updated Lonely Planet's Trans-Siberian Railway guide a couple times, and clocked something like 15 to 20 days of Russian rail time in my life, my first remembrances of the Trans-Siberian rarely consider what is out the window.

"We want to give people an interesting, exciting, maybe slightly sexy or attractive way to have this conversation," said Hebb, who asked participants to start the meals with a toast and 20-second remembrance about someone in their lives who has died.

The first, called Remembrance Registry, is tentatively priced at $195; it will let mourners set up Web sites on LifeFiles.com's server for six months.

In 2011 Pearl, who is the co-director of the arts group, ONCA, and the theatre group Feral in Brighton, helped organise the first ever Remembrance Day for Lost Species.