Sentence examples for memorial and also from inspiring English sources

It is a museum, a memorial, and also, still, a site of protest.

But is it possible to create an appropriate memorial and also increase the area's strength as a financial center?

This failed to satisfy some relatives of the dead, who wanted the entire sixteen acres preserved as a memorial, and also people who thought that the Twin Towers should be replaced with a new business district as quickly as possible.

At a meeting I attended here last weekend, A.U. officials and African ambassadors decided to commission a permanent memorial and also organize a commemorative event the day before the January summit meeting.

As well as being a visitor attraction, it is still very much a centre for glass-making – glass made here was used in the restoration of Windsor Castle and the Albert Memorial – and also an education and training centre, all under one (mostly glass) roof.

We made memorials and also helped rebuild bomb-damaged churches.

This conservatism in part resulted from the age and background of the committees that were commissioning the memorials, and also from a sense that established architectural styles, rather a potentially more transitory but fashionable style, would be more enduring and appropriate.

Gunfire and vehicle-related incidents are the most likely causes of officer deaths, said Chris Cosgriff, executive director of the Officers Down Memorial Page, which works with the memorial fund and also keeps real-time track of officer deaths.

An a cappella oratorio scored for cantor, soprano solo, adult chorus and children's chorus, I Believe features several traditional prayer texts such as the Mourner's Kaddish (Kaddish Yatom) and the El Malei memorial prayer, and also includes the poetry of Paul Celan and Primo Levi.

Beyonce reportedly put on nearly as full-tilt a show before this much smaller crowd as she did at Obama's inaugural, where she performed at the Lincoln Memorial show and also sang for the president and first lady's first dance at the inaugural ball.

The architect was Sir Edwin Lutyens, an Englishman who designed numerous other war memorials and was also the principal planner of New Delhi.