Sentence examples for memorial of a from inspiring English sources

It was the year the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke from the Lincoln Memorial of a "dream deeply rooted in the American dream".

What started as a small memorial of a few candles on Sunday was transformed last night into a huge pile of toys, notes, signs and flowers.

While he was still alive to appreciate the honour and the irony, Wilder became an icon, a memorial of a golden age in the American cinema.

Fittingly perhaps for a memorial of a man who was notoriously secretive, the precise location of the event and its guest list is under wraps.

I also told Ms. Greenbaum about the memorial of a magazine editor whose guest list specifically excluded the publisher of a competing magazine, as recounted to me by a friend who was there.

His work is a memorial of a specially privileged era, where the duties of a fashion photographer and the ambitions of an artist could coexist in one serenely realized surface, an age that in retrospect seems to have been one of fine silver, coolly applied.

Or are they purchased to commemorate, a sort of memorial of an event that many people are only now able to grasp?

The lucidly Wordsworthian reflective poetry in Milnes's early volumes of verse Memorials of a Tour in Some Parts of Greece (1834), Memorials of a Residence on the Continent and Historical Poems (1838), Poems of Many Years (1840), Poetry for the People (1840), and Palm Leaves (1844)—led many people to regard him as one of the most promising writers of his generation.

At Kira's home, a makeshift memorial of votive candles, a stuffed animal and an amalgam of handwritten notes had been assembled on Sunday.

For two months after his death, employees maintained a memorial of flowers and a candle in the bakery department.

The empty bed suggests a memorial of some kind, perhaps to a dead child.