Sentence examples for introduced remembrance from inspiring English sources
The impact of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination on Israeli society and culture was made apparent in a space-time matrix of public commemorations, which introduced remembrance of the slain Prime Minister into the public sphere.
But Gilbert Cates, who produced 14 Oscar telecasts before his death in 2011 (and inclusion in the 2012 memorial) first introduced the remembrance as a regular feature on the 66th Oscar show, in 1994.
After tapping in the putt and shaking hands with his playing partners, Rose paused and pointed his finger at the sky in remembrance of his father, Ken, who introduced him to the game, and who died, of cancer, in 2002.
"Memories of John Lennon," edited and introduced by Yoko Ono, is a collection of remembrances, including one from Mick Jagger: "He was the one I really got on with the most.
By 1970 Wax had introduced services to celebrate Yom Ha'atzmaut and commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The broadcasts, Rabbi Hier added, were timed to introduce the United Nations Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is Sunday.
Where family members, friends, former colleagues, and others have left us recorded remembrances of their loved ones, we have excerpted brief audio clips so that we can be introduced to these people by those who knew them best.
It is a remembrance of an indulgent childhood, spent with "Aunt" and "Uncle" in that house; the writer gives vignettes of his daily life at home and in school, until he introduces the event of the class photograph.
As I read her obituary and the remembrances written of her I recalled the last time I spent with her several years ago when I returned to introduce my husband and young son to her.
