Sentence examples for force memorial from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "Her thoughts, and those of the force, will be with David's family and friends on Saturday". The chief constable will lead the force memorial service on Monday, 19 March at St Nicholas Cathedrall in Newcastle.

From the Museum of Contemporary Art itself, the sardonic tour de force "Memorial to the Idea of Man if He Was an Idea" is a cabinet with a castlelike head and an interior lined with bottle caps -- a tribute to tramp art that may also signal greed.

"Chechen authorities are on an all-out campaign to force Memorial out," Human Right Watch's Rachel Denber, the deputy director of the group's Europe and Central Asia division, said in a news release last month.

Acts of remembrance have taken place across the country, including a service at the national Armed Forces Memorial in Staffordshire.

The former Tory party donor described as a philanthropist and military historian by the Mail also "donated generously" to its £4m appeal towards the building of an armed forces memorial within the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.

And she points out that her father's name is inscribed on the armed forces memorial near Lichfield, Staffordshire, which honours those "killed on duty while performing functions attributable to the special circumstances and requirements of the armed forces, or as a result of terrorist action, and those who died while deployed on designated operations".

When the head of the armed forces attended the dedication of the new national Armed Forces Memorial in 2007, she took a moment to examine the name of Earl Mountbatten, her cousin, who was killed by a Provisional IRA bomb in 1979.

Inscribed on the base of the clock is a verse from The Golden Road to Samarkand by James Elroy Flecker: The other main memorial is the SAS and Airborne Forces memorial in the cloisters at Westminster Abbey.

For the centenary, the local volunteer force built a memorial park with donated labor and land.

By Thessaly La Force June 6, 2014 "Memorial, John Brown," oil on wood panel, 11" x 14".

Daniel Libeskind's project for the World Trade Center site is a startlingly aggressive tour de force, a war memorial to a looming conflict that has scarcely begun.