Sentence examples for get memorials from inspiring English sources
Dead writers get memorials.
Both of them, Bacevich says, would get memorials on the Mall in Washington if we were honest about how the capital really works.
Some people get memorial benches, others get memorial scholarships, and Eric Hill gets season 10 of the most formulaic, predicable reality dating show on network television.
After she'd had surgery and radiation at New York Hospital, she was discouraged from investigating what other treatment she could get at Memorial SloanKettering; among some non-cancer doctors at that time, Memorial had a reputation for subjecting patients to debilitating protocols that might be more valuable for long-term research than for the patient's well-being.
(It had originally instructed Ms. Anderson-Austoa to get the memorial built by Sept. 11, 2002).
If we don't get the memorial built soon, as Bob Dole warns, the only World War II veteran around to appreciate it will be Senator Strom Thurmond.
Kathy Becica, who, with her husband Bill, runs the Point Pleasant Packing Company where the boats docked, has spent the past 19 months trying to get a memorial built here.
Stephanie Sheeran, 30, a Manhattan publicist, said: "Summer in this part of the country is like bookends -- we only get from Memorial Day to Labor Day, which leaves three long summer weekends per year.
Mrs Mitchell, who campaigned to get a memorial for the bombing victims at the city's cathedral, began to realise they may never find out who was responsible for the attacks.
