Sentence examples for memorials there are from inspiring English sources

There is no tribute to them among Britain's 40,000 war memorials, there are no descendants in Britain because they were refused any right to settle after the war, they were literally painted out of a canvas recording all the nations who joined the war effort, and many of the records of their service were destroyed in the blitz of the second world war.

This figure includes identified burials and those commemorated by name on memorials; there are an additional 187,644 unidentified burials from the Commonwealth (then Empire) as a whole.

Ceremonies were often held at the memorials, including those on Armistice Day, Anzac Day and the Fêtes de la Victoire, while pilgrimages to the sites of the conflict and the memorials there were common in the inter-war years.

And enjoy his music as the best form of memorial there is.

At the memorials, there is usually silence, except for an occasional sob.

With memorials there's a tension between the abstract and the literal.

Page 10 National MEMORIALS FOR HEROES NOW LARGELY FORGOTTEN For every iconic American like Jefferson, Lincoln and F.D.R honored with a memorial, there are also lesser known figures, like Thaddeus Kosciuszko, and historical happenings, like the Arkansas Post, with their own national markers.

In addition to the park, drive and birthplace memorial, there are unofficial Frank Sinatra museums, shrines and impersonators.

Does this look like tourist garbage to you? Ithinknotthankyouverymuch. 4) Translations at all major tourist sites: From the Seoul Tower to the War Memorial, there are English signs aplenty.

Suddenly, at events in fancy, deeply Republican neighborhoods like River Oaks and Memorial, there were more closeted Democrats than closeted gays.

At the outset of his Presidency — in ways that he spoke about explicitly on Wednesday, in his speech before the Lincoln Memorial — there was a causal relationship between those ideals: his election was the ultimate validation of the audacity at the heart of the simple creed that drove the civil-rights movement.