Sentence examples for monument designed from inspiring English sources

Those lost in the attacks deserve a monument designed and built in memory, by the people and for the people.

The monument, designed by Charles Jagger and Lionel Pearson and first unveiled in 1925, has been repaired and cleaned in time for Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

Gilt and grit rub shoulders along this downtown strip anchored at its center by 40 Bond, a residential monument designed by Herzog & de Meuron for the money crowd.

The monument, designed by Lawrence Halprin, is located just south of the Mall along the western bank of the Tidal Basin, off the Potomac River.

After the Selected and the Collected, the Complete marks the poet's official demise and at the same time erects a carven monument designed to outlast the ages.

That structure was razed, and in its place the museum erected this 100,000-square-foot, glass-and-terra-cotta-cloaked monument, designed by James Stewart Polshek and Ennead Architects and topped by an LED sculpture beaming light.

A decade ago, prostitutes and packs of wild dogs populated the city's oldest burial ground, which has monuments designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, designer of the Capitol.

Almost all the main attractions (including many monuments designed by modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer) are free, and restaurants serve all budgets.

Architects, seeing the sublime in Egypt's monuments, designed "Egyptian" buildings to awe viewers, built pyramid tombs, and placed obelisks in public gardens.

Volpe tells Creators that he has learned a specialized metalworking process for his monument design, with the majority of the monument being hardened steel typically used for bullet-resistant armor plates.

The monument was designed by Gilbert Scott, who gifted the land the monument stands on to the village.