Sentence examples for fitting memory from inspiring English sources

"It was a fitting memory of Paul and we hope for the stability for the Iraqi people".

Gerrard's reaction demonstrated what that first title in 24 years would mean to the club, himself and as a fitting memory on the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy.

Race Council Cymru chief executive Uzo Iwobi said there was "no tribute more fitting to his memory than to continue his lifelong commitment to ending oppression".

It is now up to all of us living here to ensure his lasting legacy and there is no tribute more fitting to his memory than to continue his lifelong commitment to ending oppression. "Race Council Cymru is steadfast in its commitment to work towards a Welsh nation that is free from prejudice and racial discrimination.

"I hope this new memorial will be a lasting and fitting tribute to his memory in Britain, and a permanent monument to our friendship with India".

It's a fitting finale, and the memory of the previous night is exorcised.

A fitting tribute to her memory has been the generosity of the Scharf Family to our Synagogue and the advancement of Torah in our schools.

Flawed though it may be as a work of cinema, the film is, as a piece of historical reconstruction, a fitting tribute to his memory.

"It is a fitting tribute to his memory that the quality of entries has been so high and it gives us great confidence for the future of English language poetry".

NUJ Irish secretary Séamus Dooley said the presence of the three most senior members of the IFJ was a fitting tribute to the memory of all those who have died for seeking the truth.

They made sure of Division One cricket next summer - serving up a fitting tribute to the memory of former Academy director Damian D'Oliveira, to whom the players dedicated their triumph.