Sentence examples for memorial window from inspiring English sources

At Holy Trinity a memorial window to Lee, funded largely by local donations, was installed in 2011.

It was Nelson Rockefeller who pursued Matisse to create a memorial window for Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, Nelson's mother.

Next he saw her on the stage of the Capitol Theatre, and the stage was set with a great memorial window lit with scarlet beams.

The head of the museum at the time suggested Matisse, then in his 80s, for the memorial window, and approached the artist on the family's behalf.

Enter Laurence Bartram, widower and scarred veteran of the first world war, whose architect friend William Bolitho is putting in a memorial window in the church.

While the plans for the Good Samaritan window were being discussed, David Rockefeller asked Chagall to create another memorial window for Michael Rockefeller, one of Nelson's sons, who was lost in New Guinea at the age of 23.

If the memorial windows represent an extraordinary gift of culture in an unlikely nook of Westchester, the family's present of the state park preserve was equally significant — a chunk of green space one and a half times the size of Central Park.

In Memorial Hall, there are two Stained Glass Regimental badge World War I and World War II Memorial Windows by Charles William Kelsey c. 1950/1.

The would-be thief hid in a lavatory until after closing, then made his way to the roof, from which he descended via a knotted rope to a Memorial Room window, which he broke into.

Several oriented their buildings toward the memorial, with windows looking out over the reflecting pools.

Memorial church windows, for example, could combine medieval and modern features, including armoured knights on horseback, modern weapons-including-tanks and aircraft-and modern national flags.