Sentence examples for life in memory from inspiring English sources

At least in this case Radio 3 had the excuse that Poulenc's oboe sonata, for which the CD was now spinning, was written in the final year of his life in memory of his friend and bridge-playing partner.

The journalist kept a portrait bust that Messerschmidt made of him on his work desk for the rest of his life, in memory, he wrote, "of a strange and really great artist".

When Matthew Shepard's father (Sam Waterston) says to Mr. McKinney, in court, "I give you life in memory of one who no longer lives," the noble sentiment -- taken from real life -- misses the larger point: is justice a variable, dependent on the feelings of a victim's family?

The plan, rather, is to have my survivors make "Reflections on an Unremarkable Life" available in a Microsoft Word file to those who show up for my funeral since, as I am a skeptic about the existence of an afterlife, the memoir is my preferred tool for continued life in memory.

Chloe won a Pride of Britain award for fulfilling her commitment to run in a Race for Life in memory of her grandma Wendy Parrish who had died of breast cancer the year before, just weeks after she started her chemo.

These articles all provide knowledge that is grounded in the personal--in story, in life, in memory. .

For many people, our closest toy, doll or bear, stays with us for life, whether in memory, in the attic or passed down to the next generation.

"True beauty lies not in actual life, but in memory," says the Voyeur (David Johnston), who spends his time ogling a hilariously desultory "erotic" dancer (Joe Curnutte), dressed in white knee socks and red gym-class shorts.

The bloody fangs and fingernails of mother nature were themselves thought up by Tennyson a decade earlier not as a philosophy of life but in memory of the death of a friend.

Like the previous album, Darkness and Starlight features an original piece, "Life ~ in memory of KEITEN ~", which was composed by Uematsu for Yoshitaka Tagawa, a boy he had met who died of leukemia.

Performed at the Yokohama Blitz in Yokohama, Japan, on August 9, 2008, the concert featured all the pieces from the album with the exception of "Life ~ in memory of KEITEN ~" and with the addition of "Maybe I'm a Lion" and "Clash on the Big Bridge".