Sentence examples for memorabilia about from inspiring English sources

"Anni Albers," including prints, drawings, jewelry, photographs and memorabilia about her life and marriage to the painter Josef Albers, runs through Aug. 20.

COMMACK Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center "Robert Rosie Rosenthalan, Americancan Hero," art work, photos and memorabilia about the pilot in the 8th Air Force of the United States Army Air Forces in World War II.

Four years ago, while living and working on Long Island (he and his family now live in Raleigh, N.C)., Mr. Liput, a lawyer and amateur historian with an interest in human and civil rights, began collecting memorabilia about the Holocaust.

As the years passed, Mr. Ware began collecting posters, books and memorabilia about the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago, leading to beautifully colored and elaborately detailed pages later in the Acme series in which Jimmy Corrigan's grandfather is abandoned by his own father at the world's fair.

It said the gift shop offers "dozens of custom items available ONLY in Monroeville" along with a "great selection of books and memorabilia about Harper Lee" and In Cold Blood author Truman Capote, a childhood friend of Lee who also lived there.

The park's Vogel Museum features exhibits, documents, photographs and memorabilia about the activities of the Civilian Conservation Corps in Vogel State Park and other parks in Georgia.

Gene Gammel, who collects Roy Rogers and Hopalong Cassidy memorabilia tells about the myth of decoder rings.

The only thing that struck the Swiss banker as odd was the bull memorabilia strewn about his office.

I'm not into memorabilia but, about 10 years ago, I saw her on Top of the Pops and, afterwards, a cleaner gave me one of her Kabbalah water bottles.

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With short curly hair and a soft, even voice, Valenzuela prefers talking about some of his personal interests — Wakavaki (a traditional Pascua Yaqui soup) or Star Wars (his office is filled with memorabilia) — than about violence on the reservation.