Sentence examples for military monuments from inspiring English sources
Whether you're touring ancient archaeological sites or modern military monuments, some discussion of Middle Eastern strife inevitably crops up.
Having fallen in love with an American woman, Lachaise immigrated to the United States in 1906 and worked in Boston for H.H. Kitson, an academic sculptor of military monuments.
The columns, he said, citing several books on the symbolism of military monuments, were intended to look unfinished as a symbol of the unfinished lives claimed by the ghastly prison ships.
Shane Mortimer, an elder of the Ngambri – custodians of the limestone plains on which the Australian Capital Territory has been imposed – says there should be a memorial to Indigenous diggers on Anzac Parade, already lined with various military monuments, and another to the frontier war fighters at the Aboriginal embassy across the lake.
They say that their work also questions the tradition of large-scale military monuments.
They planned to depart at 8 A.M. and, three hours later, converge at the Invalides — a splendid mélange of museum, military monument, and mausoleum.
It can also be hoisted on civilian and military national monuments; on public buildings associated with the central, regional or local administration; and on headquarters of public corporations and institutions.
Republicans have also boxed the White House into a corner by selectively offering to fund ideologically favoured bits of the government such as the military and national monuments.
The historic Military Working Dogs Monument will be erected this coming October in San Antonio, Texas, after its country-wide tour is completed.
The only exceptions: near military installations and national monuments.
The Battery (White Point Gardens), conspicuous for monuments and military relics, stands at the city's southern extremity, overlooking the rivers and the harbour.
