Sentence examples for memorial address from inspiring English sources

Reverend Scott Ramsey '94 delivered the memorial address.

The Rev. Amy L. Miracle '85 delivered the memorial address.

Father Chidwick, who was the chaplain of the Maine, delivered the memorial address.

A memorial address about Updike entitled "The Nod" has its moments, or rather its moment.

This year's memorial address was delivered by a rabbi, Cindy Enger '87.

A little more than two years ago, I went to Arlington National Cemetery to watch President Obama give a memorial address on Veterans Day.

Among the sermons he preached there, the Five Theological Orations are a striking presentation of trinitarian doctrine, and his memorial addresses and others on special occasions are important historical sources.

The Journey Home In the courthouse in Stuart, a low-key, upscale town that boasts world-class fishing, George F. Bovie III, a lawyer for Martin Memorial, addressed the judge: "This case is not simply a case, as some would try and paint it, of money.

But when he seeks to combat this 'synthetic man, a revised improved American', he can produce only posthumous characters in memorial addresses honouring some ripely idiosyncratic friends: Isaac Rosenfeld, a bohemian crank who cultivated tomatoes in one of Wilhelm Reich's orgone boxes, or the drunken poet John Berryman, commuting by taxi from a detoxification clinic to his university classes.

Series 1, Personal, contains diaries (arranged chronologically) autograph and date books, a few personal papers and ephemera, and texts of memorial addresses and other posthumous materials.

In a Memorial Day address to fellow veterans, in 1884, he attributed a certain value to the war experience: "Through our great good fortune, in our youth our hearts were touched with fire.