Sentence examples for lined with memorials from inspiring English sources

"You can't get to shore because it is lined with memorials to bad taste.

Now, however, the cloisters are as serene (and sober) as dusk, quiet and cool, lined with memorials to long-­departed college fellows and crumbling statues of bishops missing the top of a crook, or a hand, or a nose.

In Russia, the Road of Life out of St. Petersberg to Lake Lagoda is lined with memorials marking the role it played in supplying the city during the great winter siege of World War II.

The north transept is lined with memorial tablets for victims of the Boer and First World Wars, especially at Gallipoli.

The Sri Lankan army and police are still very visible, and the road is lined with war memorials – history written, as ever, by the victors.

On Wednesday morning in South LA, a group of about 10 young and middle-aged men gathered at a makeshift sidewalk memorial lined with candles and signs that read "Police brutality must stop".

Alongside the striking, modern touches, it also features the Shakespeare Memorial Room, lined with wooden panels reassembled from the first Birmingham Central Library.

One featured a memorial promenade nearly a half mile long, lined with trees or plants to commemorate each victim, above a tunnel from Battery Park to Vesey Street.

Other memorials commemorating the loss of Sydney include an oak tree planted at the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance, and an avenue in Carnarvon lined with 645 trees.

To either side are the wryly memorial paintings of David Deutsch, each depicting part of an enormous basilicalike dome lined with indistinct portraits -- a pantheon of patriarchal fuzziness.

Here, you will find the main urban thoroughfares lined with stores and restaurants, along with tourist attractions such as the Botanical Gardens, the Knesset (Israeli parliament building), the Israel Museum, Mount Herzl, and Yad Vashem (the Israel national Holocaust memorial).