Sentence examples for memorable monument from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the region's most memorable monument today is three miles north of the town of Alliance.
It's your one truly memorable, useful and enduring monument.
All the same, Seaman, on his 1,000th appearance in senior football, provided his own monument to his memorable career.
Two towns, one memorably beautiful and the other beautifully memorable, and two great houses, one a monument to exquisite taste carefully applied and the other a monument to somebody's bankbook.
Urination followed in the 1880s, and Jones's elegy for the pissoir as a sexual and literary monument is only one of many memorable fantastical truths.
Mount Rushmore National Monument and Yellowstone National Park are separated by a memorable eight-hour drive through the high plains of Wyoming.
But for the most part New York's most memorable architectural achievements in the 20th century were either major civic buildings or monuments to corporate power.
In 1828 Harvard alumni erected a granite monument to John Harvard's memory, and a seated statue of the "ever-memorable benefactor of learning and religion in America," as Edward Everett called him, was given to Harvard University in 1884.
