Sentence examples for keep the memory of from inspiring English sources

The memorial, Mr. Clinton said, was meant to "keep the memory of the greatest generation warm in the hearts of every new generation of Americans".

"This memorial on the grounds of the church will help keep the memory of the Emanuel Nine alive and honor the resilience of the families, survivors and church members," the current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, said in the Facebook post. .

"I felt we should keep the memory of what it used to be".

Nevertheless, many parents work hard to keep the memory of the dead parent alive for their children.

Ms. Atkins, who did not marry and has no known survivors, worked to keep the memory of the Resistance alive.

This funny, heartbreaking, inspiring book will make it so easy for you to keep the memory of Anne Frank alive.

"It's very important, for us and for everybody else, to keep the memory of such atrocities alive," Mr. Weingarten said.

But it is determined to keep the memory of the abuses it suffered from fading into history.

The most important antidote to these negative emotions is keeping the reasons that required the relocation in proper perspective, and to keep the memories of the old locale safely archived in the inner recesses of your being.

Salem's House of Seven Gables and other "haunted" houses keep the memories of the witchcraft era alive.

When the workday is over and business distractions end, the people at Sandler O'Neill & Partners find they cannot keep the memories of Sept. 11 at bay.