Sentence examples for message of remembrance from inspiring English sources

Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, shared a personal message of remembrance for Goldberg, calling him "an amazing person".

According to a message of remembrance on Chervonenkis's staff profile page at the University of London, he enjoyed long walks in both London and his native Moscow.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, also issued a message of remembrance and support for members of the armed forces, veterans and their families.

In Glasgow, a group of provocative anti-war activists are so convinced that the real message of remembrance has been lost that they spent last week pasting the city in posters of black poppies.

A sheet tied to an iron railing in front of the church bore messages of remembrance.

The monument, celebrating French-American relations, has been damaged by visitors and defaced by messages of remembrance.

By twos and by threes, by bike and by foot, people arrived to leave flowers or messages of remembrance for Taliesin Namkai-Meche and Ricky Best, the two Portland men who, on May 26th, were fatally stabbed on the light-rail train, after they tried to stop a man from shouting anti-Muslim insults at two teen-age girls, one of whom was wearing a hijab.

But the one that turned up over the weekend under the arch at Washington Square Park -- photographs, flowers and a canvas where people scrawled messages of remembrance and hope and hate -- is different from, for example, the one at the firehouse up on East 85th Street.

There was something fittingly subversive listening Lou Reed's gritty tales of drug pushers, junkies, drifters and prostitutes in a beautiful 18th century chapel whose walls had been decorated with Lou Reed posters, messages of remembrance.

This line from The Queen's message to a service of remembrance for British victims of the 11 September 2001 atrocity so impressed Bill Clinton that he told Alastair Campbell "find the guy [who wrote it] and hire him".

It further instructed him on how to phrase his annual message on the Armenian Day of Remembrance: the President should refer to the atrocities as "genocide".