Sentence examples for main memorial which from inspiring English sources

Behind the main memorial, which was completed in time for the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising, is the Rotunda Maternity Hospital which, it is assumed, will also have to be taken over by the Garda in order to keep the Queen and the Duke safe from any line of dissident fire.

We then walked to the cemetery's main memorial, which features a 22-foot bronze statue, aptly titled "The Spirit of American Youth Rising from the Waves". That title describes what Germans, Italians, English and French probably felt from 1942 to 1945 as they witnessed the flower of American youth cross the Atlantic in enormous numbers and land on the shores of North Africa and Europe.

The relocation of Manchester's main war memorial, which is currently in St Peter's Square, has been approved by the city council executive to accommodate the new tram line.

Another landmark is the suburb's war memorial, which is the main gate of Caversham School, one of the suburb's two primary schools.

The 32,000-ton memorial, which honors the nation's third president and main author of the Declaration of Independence, rests on 634 pilings and caissons sunk down to bedrock on the south side of the basin.

Manson sang at the memorial, which Vig also attended.

Among the park's many war monuments — Fort George Memorial, Wireless Operators Memorial, Norwegian Maritime Monument and more — an evocative one is the Korean War Veterans Memorial, which seems like a photographic negative in stone form.

His unhappiness extends to the World Trade Center memorial, which will open on Sunday.

The memorial service took place on Weymouth Seafront at the Anzac Memorial which commemorates thousands of volunteer servicemen who passed through camps and hospitals in Dorset.

The memorial, which was built on Tsitsernakaberd hill, was completed in 1967.

The wreath-laying, at a low-key ceremony at the main memorial stone at Dryfesdale cemetery in Lockerbie, which lost 11 residents when a large section of fuselage landed on Sherwood Crescent, will be led by the US consul-general in Edinburgh, Lisa Vickers, and local officials.