Sentence examples for in whose memory from inspiring English sources

Rather, she used her speech to praise the two slain FBI agents in whose memory the building was named.

My wife, Jamila, starred opposite him as Mumtaz Mahal, the empress in whose memory the Taj was built.

Cameron, of course, also spoke about the killing of Jo Cox, in whose memory MPs will return to parliament today for a special session.

Yet while the Tour respectfully honours other fallen stars – such as Fabio Casartelli, in whose memory a monument stands in the Pyrenees, where he crashed and died of head injuries in 1995 – Simpson, it seems, has been conveniently forgotten.

The article also misspelled the surnames of the child in whose memory a new children's hospital was named, and of a Mount Kisco woman whose son was treated at the hospital for meningitis.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Judith, his brother, Alan, his three children: Lisa, Martin and John; four adoring grandchildren, Margot, Max, Alex and Jaden, in whose memory he lives on.

In Experiment 2, LTP was examined in rats whose memory consolidation has been enhanced with corticosterone.

For help Mr. Martin suggests the use of Ginkgo biloba, "an extract from a tree in Asia whose memory is so indelible that one day it will hunt down and kill all the humans who have been eating it".

Almost all of us have someone in our lives whose memory or presence keeps us engaged in the fight against HIV/AIDS, either so that they did not die in vain or so that they can lead a fuller life today.

There was also a linear age-dependent dopaminergic modulation of memory specificity in hippocampus reflecting a relative boost to memory specificity on Bromocriptine in older adults whose memory was poorer at baseline, and a relative boost on Sulpiride in older better performers, compared to the young.

Anyone who lived through the aftermath of the killing of Oscar Grant in Oakland, or whose memory stretches back to the time of the Rodney King beating in Los Angeles, knows that when police actions violate the public's trust, there is a pretty good chance that young people will act out in the few ways that they see available to them.