Sentence examples for memorial shrine from inspiring English sources
In west-central Madhya Pradesh, one of the state's oldest historical monuments is the stupa (Buddhist mound forming a memorial shrine) at Sanchi, near Vidisha.
A small memorial shrine of candles, balloons and signed condolences from friends now rests at the end of the walkway where he was struck.
Mr. Kim's traditional parking space -- he would arrive early to snag the spot -- was converted into a memorial shrine, with photographs, bouquets of flowers and candles.
Yesterday, his brother's impish face looked out from a photograph placed at the center of a memorial shrine on the sidewalk in front of the building.
Yet, out of utter destruction, the archbishop envisions not just a rebuilt parochial church on its old 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-footrine open to all visiters.
In memorial shrine effigies of honored individuals made in the Kwahu region of Ghana, for example, the head, balanced atop a long neck that is also a body, is as flat as a plate and tilted upward so that small, pinched facial features look to the sky.
As the collective memorial shrines that dotted the city in the fall have come down, expertly painted commemorative murals have gone up.
MONMOUTH COUNTY LIBRARY "9/11 NJ: Response and Reflection," including kiosks transformed from information centers to memorial shrines, objects and cards and posters.
If these aren't real jobs then the the ideologues and commentators will need to tell that to social workers, community liaison officers, national park rangers, local shire workers maintaining council reserves (and Anzac memorial shrines) or private contractors fulfilling government contracts.
It was designed by the Dutch architects Mecanoo and has been described as "a kind of public forum ... a memorial, a shrine, to the book and to literature".
(A group of nostalgic Reaganauts in Congress, not content with Ronald Reagan National Airport and the Ronald Reagan Building downtown, now want an official Ronald Reagan memorial and shrines to the Gipper in every one of the 50 states).
