Sentence examples for memorial records from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Australian War Memorial records on its wall the names of casualties suffered in the expedition, all of whom succumbed to disease rather than enemy action.

Among the names and photos of the many who died, the memorial records the loss of tourists from countries around the world.

Jacob Fisher's death notice, headed simply "Memorial," recorded that he was survived by three sisters and a brother, six of his thirteen children, and six great-grandchildren.

… The dollhouses were "not playthings but miniature memorials, records of dearly beloved objects," according to Witold Rybczynski, author of "Home: A Short History of an Idea".

Updated annually on the anniversaries of the bombings, the memorials record the names of more than 450,000 hibakusha; 292,325 in Hiroshima and 165,409 in Nagasaki.

When I mention the Memorial hospital records, Kyle insists they had asked for payment for the records but then provided them to the Dr Phil show for free.

But "Memorial" also records a softening of mood and a growing curiosity about other possibilities of being.

They were instead memorial documents, recording the social position, wealth, and relative importance of the person who had paid for the pole.

Imperial War Museum, in the United Kingdom, national museum serving as a memorial and record of the wartime efforts and sacrifices of the people of Great Britain and the Commonwealth.

Perhaps the Irish and their young signal-callers were unnerved by the red-clad crowd of 78,118 roaring fans, a Memorial Stadium record.

While new monuments like the National Gallery's East Building and the Vietnam Memorial drew record crowds, the nation's living museum of plants sat forgotten and neglected.