Sentence examples for memorial could be from inspiring English sources

It poses the question, what if a memorial could be like water?

If Kensington and Chelsea gave them the land, what a memorial could be achieved.

With Ms. Whiteread's approval, the memorial could be moved a meter.

The cost for such a memorial could be partly met by selling appropriate medallions made from the steel girders that once held up the twin towers.

Mr. Kane has been an outspoken critic of the proceedings in the aftermath of the fire, dismayed over the inability to give victims' families control of the land so a permanent memorial could be built.

He argued the memorial could be moved to another location in the park or the state could scrap the plan and rely on an existing memorial in the park about a mile away.

Even when they commemorate tragedies like the great Irish famine, memorials could be our way of grieving over the "perpetual war for perpetual peace" that still shadows us at home.

In spite of the wrath the statues incur in Ms. Mayawati's political opponents, they (and Uttar Pradesh's 200 million people) may just need to live with them: It appears that Ms. Mayawati was aware that her decision to build memorials could be challenged in the courts.

At the peak of the three-month flood crisis only the top of some of Moorland church's memorials could be seen.

After smacking myself on the head for not realizing sooner -- as an art historian and lifelong student of the war -- what an incredible resource and object of study these memorials could be, I started doing more research into the memorials while also looking into whether it might be feasible to conduct a crowd-sourced inventory.

The spaces it proposes for memorial observance could be as eloquent as a cathedral's.