Sentence examples for memorial because of from inspiring English sources

The cross makes sense only as a memorial because of its religious significance.

Jesse started on probation at Catholic Memorial, because of his weak academic history, and at the end of first semester, Ms. Patey met with an admissions officer, Brother Stephen Casey.

On Nelson's meeting with Mortimer, the spokeswoman said: "Our Indigenous liaison officer, Gary Oakley, was also present at this meeting and he recalls that they did talk about frontier wars and that the director acknowledged the importance of these stories but that they should be told at the National Museum, not the Memorial because of our Act".

"Although he had a funeral, it wasn't exactly a memorial because of everything that happened and the uncertainty," she said.

Visiting American military personnel are among those who plant trees at the memorial because of its remembrance of an American president.

That is how it has been for the Yankees, who used nine different starting pitchers by Memorial Day because of injuries.

The On Golf column on Tuesday, about professional golfers' scheduling problems in the wake of Phil Mickelson's withdrawal from the Memorial tournament because of mental fatigue, misidentified the type of arthritis Mickelson has.

The Vatican has withdrawn from a written agreement to join an international Holocaust memorial organisation because of tensions over the activity of Pope Pius XII, the pope during the second world war, American diplomatic cables show.

But in a legal brief, lawyers for the state argued that Mr. Pesin and his group knew about the location of the memorial because it was integral to the design contest and Mr. Pesin himself put in an entry.

"We can't divert," said Mr. Anthony, of Lawrence and Memorial, "because all the other area hospitals are as full as we are".

It is also, their incongruous, valiant memorials suggest, because of a frail determination to leave a mark in a hostile world for the bereaved as well as the deceased.