Sentence examples for memory of the former from inspiring English sources
In March 2007, NASA, ESA, and COSPAR decided to name the Huygens landing site the Hubert Curien Memorial Station in memory of the former president of the ESA.
The Les Spence Memorial Gates were erected in memory of the former Cardiff RFU player, who captained the team in 1936-37.
At best, the memory of the former role is a distraction.
He was also the inaugural winner of the Spirit of Mike Gregory Award, in memory of the former Great Britain captain.
Emily, and George Watts, from Welsh-speaking Ysgol Gyfun Plasmawr school in Cardiff, won the Steve Sinnott award established in memory of the former NUT general secretary, to join this trip as young ambassadors.
In December the DPP government amended the legal status of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a vast downtown monument and park dedicated to the memory of the former dictator.
Still, the words "midfoot sprain" tend to evoke frightening memories of the former Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, who missed the second half of the 2008 season after he sprained the Lisfranc ligament in his right foot.
They also warn that Mr. Florio's attacks early on have already justified what could be an avalanche of equally tough Corzine commercials dredging up bad memories of the former governor in the campaign's final days.
✒As the new ITV chairman, Archie Norman, prepares to settle in at his new home, he might like a little advice from the former ITV director of television, Simon Shaps, who writes about the job and his memories of the former ITV chairman Sir Peter Burt in the Royal Television Society magazine, Television.
Dueling memories of the former East Germany are nothing new, but the contrast could not be more pitched as this groundbreaking exhibition of 140 artists, some barely known, coincides with a flurry of tasteless television programs that fetishize the curiosities of life in the East.
They have been sharing memories of the former leader, recounting how they drew inspiration from his life.
