Sentence examples for memorial marks from inspiring English sources
An untended Republican memorial marks the spot.
No memorial marks the sidewalk where he fell with a bullet in his lung.
Farther down, a memorial marks the spot where political dissidents were pushed over the edge.
A makeshift memorial marks the spot in New Orleans where the former Saints defensive end Will Smith was shot and killed after a traffic accident last Saturday.
Hit the hip bakery Ursa Minor for a caffeine shot (coffee from £2.30; ursaminorbakehouse.com), then wander down to the harbour, where a memorial marks the town's unlikely connection to Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of radio, who stayed here in 1898.
Facing the yellow-stone arches of the former parliament building in Tbilisi, a memorial marks the spot where, on this day in 1989, Soviet troops cracked down on peaceful demonstrations with toxic gas and shovels.
By Allyson Hobbs June 17, 2016 Esther Lance, in pink, during a memorial marking one year after the Emanuel A.M.E.
It turned out to be a sculpture, a Holocaust memorial, marking the entrance to the Jewish ghetto.
Mary Brisbane knelt down to pray in the dappled shade by the roadside memorial marking Walter Scott's death.
Two journalists were also arrested while trying to film the brief protest at the memorial marking the 2004 hostage crisis that left 334 people dead, including 186 children.
The incident was a "deeply shameful" event in British history, Mr. Cameron wrote in a visitor's book at the memorial, marking the first time that a British politician has offered condolences for the massacre.
