Sentence examples for memorial it would from inspiring English sources

Like the World War II Memorial, it would be discreetly sunk into the ground.

Several weeks ago, I attended this year's ceremony — I imagined that, if ever anyone could grieve at the memorial, it would be the relatives.

What a fitting memorial it would be to all of these dads, and moms, for American corporations to provide this type of flexibility to all their employees, and to encourage them to use it.

The Room of Dimensions is, by far, the most imaginative memorial at the memorial; it would be better had the 4.7-acre site of the array of stelae been replaced instead with dozens, hundreds, thousands of such original texts by Jews who were murdered or survived the slaughter.

Even Libeskind, who wanted the space set in a 30-foot depression, now acknowledges that a sunken space would have hidden the memorial -- it would have made the site a place to visit once.

I long to hear Memorial performed; it would be tremendous.

A fund would be set up that would serve as their memorial and it would acquire for the nation great estates, great gardens and great works of art, which would become Britain's national treasures.

But after further consultation with hazardous-waste experts, the historical society decided to save the entire memorial because it would help explain to people in the future "so viscerally what happened on Sept. 11," Ms. Weinstein said.

Like a large Confederate memorial nearby, it would be visible from the battlefield during events.

Consider Peter Eisenman's haunting holocaust memorial in Berlin: it would be unthinkable in anything but concrete.

So going to Memorial that rusty, it wouldn't have made any sense.