Sentence examples for memory stones from inspiring English sources

Our book that deserved to do better: Caroline Brothers' The Memory Stones.

The Memory Stones by Caroline Brothers (Bloomsbury £16.99) is an evocative second novel, bringing to life "the disappeared" – those who vanished during the 1976 Argentine military coup.

Yet, in a way, each of us is making our own history and the Internet is the legacy that we leave behind: it is our present but also composes the memory stones for our future.

In recognition of Strummerville's contribution, they headlined the charity's Glastonbury concert, which takes place around a camp fire close to the Joe Strummer memory stone at his favourite festival site.

The key issue in Memory Stone is that the audience takes an active role in the image making process.

There's a winding accessible path, seating areas, flowers to jog memories, stone tablets inscribed with key dates, even a bed planted in the colours of Watford football club, which is where they met.

It's almost as if, by consigning a memory to stone, we can begin to forget.

Jerusalem, he would explain passionately, held the two sections of the West Bank together; it was part of the Palestinian collective memory, every stone had its tale.He would keep the city united, with the Israeli and Palestinian sectors run by separate municipalities but with many concerns the environment, sewerage, roads—shared in some sort of higher council.

But what of childhood dinosaur memories, Mr. Stone?

A still from Memories on Stone by Shawkat Amin Korki.

But then again, maybe it's more likely about the thousands of memories these stone walls hold".