Sentence examples for memorial offering from inspiring English sources

The Place de la Republique has become a living memorial, offering Parisians an opportunity to pay tribute to the victims of the series of attacks that have devastated France's capital in recent years.

The mausoleum where he's buried among other early Hollywood notables is located across a grassy expanse of lawn in the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, flanked by the Fairbanks memorial, offering just the right stretch of blank white wall.

In his view Machaut intended the Mass as a memorial offering for himself and his brother, to be sung weekly in a small chapel of Reims Cathedral.

On my block are some of my closest friends with whom we have a tradition: When somebody loses a loved one, the neighbors are there for you not only with cards, meals and hugs, but a memorial offering and continued support.

Walking through them is an eerie experience – they are teachers as much as memorials, offering a model of existence in harmony with the environment; something the most advanced architects of our time struggle to achieve.

Next year is the 70th anniversary of the end of World War Two, and China has already promised memorials, offering the potential for further Sino-Japanese friction.

Consider this year's tide of memorial offerings sanctioned by the Jimi Hendrix estate for the guitarist, whose own drug-related death occurred 16 days before Joplin's.

Guei are spirits of individuals who were not properly buried or whose families neglected the proper memorial offerings; they lack the means to ascend to the spirit world, hence their malevolent disposition.

And it was harder still to realise that this fragile mirror could tow him free of Earth merely by the power of the sunlight it would trap". The voyage, scheduled to launch at the end of 2014, is being organised by Celestis, which runs "memorial spaceflights" offering families the chance to send cremated remains into space (joining Clarke on board the Sunjammer would cost upwards of £8,000).

But she was proud, she said, of the way the city united after the attack, with residents donating blood, gathering at memorials and offering whatever help they could.  .

Snape Maltings, Fri to 3 Feb IA Imperial War Museum North marks Holocaust Memorial Day by offering special tours of its collection, taking in personal testimonies and displays of items such as the suitcase of a child who travelled to the UK on the Kindertransport.