Sentence examples for it is remembrance from inspiring English sources
It is Remembrance Day on Sunday and as part of BBC Wales Today's series about the centenary of World War One, it has been looking at the role Land Girls played.
It is not commemoration, it is remembrance, and the spirit horses watch over the riders on this dangerous journey of witness.
In Britain, it was Remembrance Sunday, officially the commemoration of those who fell in all conflicts, but this year freighted with extra meaning, thanks to the centenary of the bloodbath named as the Great War.
– Sorry, I didn't know it was Remembrance day when I sent those sponsored tweets about suitcases.
Later, he said, "it was remembrances, tokens of affection for people who'd been lost.
Next it would be "Remembrance of Things Past," then "Middlemarch," all of Dickens, Homer, Chaucer, and so on.
Adele Geras If I had to recommend one book for children about WW1 it would be Remembrance by Theresa Breslin and for young adults, The Shell House by Linda Newbery.
Our second day was Remembrance Sunday.
One of the popular favorites was "Remembrance of Things Pabst".
Given the crucial importance of the Prolegomena in this respect, it is natural to return to Kant's famous remarks in the Preface to that work, where, as we have seen, Kant says that "it was the remembrance of David Hume which, many years ago, first interrupted my dogmatic slumber and gave my investigations in the field of speculative philosophy a completely different direction".
