Sentence examples for lost memorial from inspiring English sources
We lost Memorial Day weekend and all of June.
Even before all power was lost, Memorial's air-conditioning shut down, by design.
Here Mr. Parrott leads it in an unusual program, "J. S. Bach's Lost Memorial to Prince Leopold," a re-creation of Bach's "Lament, Children, Lament for All the World" (BWV 244a), performed at the funeral of Bach's former patron at the court of Cöthen, in 1729.
A Dutch family had bought the 6ft (1.8m) wide plaque from an antiques dealer and subsequently came across the story about the school's "lost" memorial on the internet.
His hurt only increased in 1996, when construction workers buried over and lost a memorial stone marker to his brother that had been laid near the site of his death.
On Sept. 11, 2001, they lost their memorial -- a simple, circular granite fountain by the artist Elyn Zimmerman, set in a surprisingly tranquil alcove between the north tower and the Marriott Hotel -- where they gathered every Feb. 26 after a Mass at nearby St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church.
If Memorial Day has lost its memory, the Fourth of July may be even more impaired; it has lost its actual name: Independence Day.
At the finish, Red Bullet, who lost the Wood Memorial to Fusaichi Pegasus last month by 4 1/4 lengths, worked his revenge while Pegasus held second place by the length of his head over Impeachment, with Captain Steve fourth.
His colt lost the Wood Memorial almost three weeks ago in a tight-as-it-can-be photo finish.
Despite the tears, those who lost relatives said the memorial provided, in some ways, a time to celebrate the lives of their loved ones.
The walls of the local Seamen's Bethel, a timber-framed chapel high overlooking New Bedford's harbour, are still mortared with memorials to men who died at sea – both then, and now, as mirrored by the on-screen "memorial" to lost New Bedford vessels at the end of Castaing-Taylor and Paravel's film, testament to the fact that the crew of Athena deal daily with a similar fate.
