Sentence examples for marking the memory from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of Iranian protesters took to the streets of central Tehran tonight to clash with security forces after a day of unrest marking the memory of Neda Soltan, the young woman whose killing came to symbolise the brutal crackdown after June's disputed election.

Here is where you lay the flowers to mark the memory of awesome.

It recalls Philippides' run from Marathon to Athens and, held each year on Patriots' Day, it marks the memory of Lexington and Concord.

To delete files, your phone simply marked the memory that held them as available for new information.

An event like that marks the historical memory of a people.

A higher KLRG-1 expression level in the direct ex vivo stains has typically been associated with more terminally differentiated cells, such that the differential expression of KLRG-1 marks the diverse memory and death fates of the effector CD8 T cells.

In the process of layering story upon story, connecting tangent to tangent, each memory marking the passage of time, Berkow reveals himself to be curious, contrarian and a steadfast champion of the underdog.

The block remains marked by the memory of the bombing to this day.

It will forever be marked by the memory of my unit taking me to the "Banana Show" to "break me in".

Our Census of Places That Matter is the first broad-based survey to discover places in all five boroughs that significantly mark the events, collective memory and living traditions of a grass-roots, inclusive New York history.

Colombia says providing reparations for the victims of its armed conflict is "a priority" as the country marks the National Day of Memory and Solidarity.