Sentence examples for lasting remembrance from inspiring English sources

All have their merits and no doubt a lasting remembrance of some kind will be established in due course.

In commemoration of the Club's 100th Anniversary in 2012, a Centennial Garden Committee was formed to define and create a lasting remembrance of this milestone.

Do you think any Indian woman could part with the medal that is the last remembrance of her husband?

The town is usually known for its Bonfire Night parades, but last Remembrance Sunday a torchlight procession was held to remember the fallen.

Macron has invited 80 heads of state and government representatives to a Paris peace forum, in what is likely to be the last great remembrance in Europe of the war that was supposed to end all wars.

This year, they mark the 70th anniversary of liberation on Tuesday — a day that, for a significant portion of remaining survivors, may be the last major remembrance of their lifetimes.

Severn wrote: "After the death of Keats the impression was so painful on my mind that I made an effort to call up the last pleasant remembrance … This was at the time he first fell ill & had written the Ode to [a] Nightingale [1819] on the morning of my visit to Hampstead.

Veterans now in their 80s and 90s have attended the last official remembrance service in Folkestone, Kent to mark the anniversary of D-Day.

Three months before his death, McCain produced his last literary remembrance ("I'm freer than colleagues who will face the voters," he wrote).

"Beuys wanted to create works of remembrance that would last long after he was gone," Patchett said.

She last wrote a remembrance for a deceased baby orca in the 2018 "Lives They Lived" Issue.