Sentence examples for memorial in which from inspiring English sources

They have also put together a second world war living memorial in which the veterans tell their stories of veterans.

On Sunday, the Stadium was the site of a somber memorial in which clerics from different religions -- and people like former President Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey -- tried to provide public comfort.

Taking a cue from sympathetic children at the Bates Elementary school in nearby Ogden, Mrs. Wahlstrom has started a statewide origami memorial in which students are folding small paper birds -- angular cranes that symbolize immortality.

("Whereas in December 1991, Michael's office MJJ Productions donated more than 200 turkey dinners to needy families in Los Angeles.... ..) Jackson Lee gave a long and emotional speech at the memorial, in which she claimed to be appearing on behalf of the entire House of Representatives.

Upon leaving New Orleans Ulloa betook himself to Havana, and from that city addressed to the home government a memorial, in which he complained bitterly of the treatment he had received from the Louisianans.

In letters, a decidedly different form of literati self-expression, much depends on the type of correspondence: personal letters about illness in intimate exchanges proceed differently from semi-official letters or memorials, in which health reports frequently occur in the context of pleading illness to justify retirement or reclusion.

The memorial proper, in which the victims' names are enumerated, will be above and around the museum.

I particularly like the memorial park in which the footprints of the original towers are treated as two open-air rooms sitting on the bedrock.

Local organizations had planned a memorial ceremony, in which they had intended to lay out two hundred and sixty-six body bags, for the number of women and children who were killed in Prijedor, but the local government banned the event.

I believe that every March 4, stores should have special Harrison Inauguration Memorial sales in which all the warm winter clothing they are trying to clear off the shelves could be offered at stupendous savings.

Having traveled down a series of ramps and through the memorial area, in which the lives of individual victims can be highlighted, and making their way through the historical exhibition, visitors emerge into the cathedral-like Foundation Hall.