Sentence examples for monuments for future from inspiring English sources

The highway was also to include agricultural experimental stations and monuments for future surveying.

Since the law's enactment in 1906, 16 out of 19 Presidents (eight Democratic and eight Republican) have used their authority to either establish new national monuments or enlarge existing monuments for future generations to enjoy.

As Prodromos struggles with the difficulties and delights of adapting their life-style to an ancient and uncompromising setting, the sisters at Ormylia have a chance to start afresh, to create a new monument for future generations to call ancient.

I hope you get the chance to experience the treasures of the Grand Canyon Watershed and feel inspired to join us in supporting the proposal to designate the area as a national monument for future generations to enjoy.

Film Screening Program: "Monuments for the Future" John Gianvito's monumental 2007 film "Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind" provides the center for this program.

Through a few strategic interventions, he reconfigured its urban texture, endowing it with Roman gravitas as well as creating monuments for its future tourist industry.

Perhaps the goal for future monuments following tragedies is to allow room for later interpretation.

Similarly, he persuaded President Clinton to invoke the Antiquities Act to designate nearly two dozen new national monuments, setting aside more land for future generations than any president except Jimmy Carter.

The Memory Matrix is a living monument that explores the possibilities for future heritage creation, employing new fabrication techniques and transcultural collaborative workshops.

Those words could stand alone as a monument to Wales' wrongness – a warning for future generations on why we must never heed the advice of a man who calls himself 'Jimbo'Jimbo

"I want to make sure that our national monuments are available for my kids and for future generations," he said.