Sentence examples for monument ceremony from inspiring English sources

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(Dmitry Kostyukov/Pool/AFP 20 During a memorial ceremony on April 25th 2011 a boy points to his grandmother's portrait at the Chernobyl victims' monument in Slavutich, 50km away from the accident site, where many of the power station's personnel used to live.

What is curious is that for so long this myth was distilled and advanced not through a great monument or ceremony, a symphony or grand sculpture, but through a modest, if brilliant, sitcom about a bunch of old boys huffing and puffing their way through drills, parades and the occasional false alarm.

The day following our rally and march in Washington, the official Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. monument unveiling ceremony will take place.

Each year since the accident, memorial ceremonies have been held on 9 February at Uwajima Fisheries High School in Ehime and at the Ehime Maru monument in Hawaii.

Fencing blocks off monuments and ceremonies; it separates living things from one another and safeguards empty lots.

Today the site is a national monument and a ceremony involving the leading authorities of the state is held every year on the anniversary.

The cathedral can go ahead with planning the monument and the ceremony now that a legal challenge against Richard's being reburied in Leicester has failed.

The biggest Ambedkar stupa is in the town of Nagpur in far north-eastern Maharashtra, but Mumbai's Dadar neighbourhood is home to the Dr Ambedkar Smarak Chaitya Bhoomi monument where regular ceremonies are held in his honour.

The names of the 86 victims who died in the 14 July attack in the French city of Nice have been read aloud, and a white rose for each has been pinned to a monument, at a national ceremony marking three months since the killings.

Through reunion ceremonies and monument dedications, former enemies put much of the hatred behind them.