Sentence examples for monuments time from inspiring English sources

Washington, D.C. is a place that truly inspires me, and I can visit the buildings and monuments time and time again without feeling the slightest bit bored or unimpressed.

It doesn't look like Alabama will be getting rid of its Confederate monuments any time soon.

Of potential significance is the fact that the newly found henge "mirrors" a similar monument (this time long known to archaeologists) on the other side of Stonehenge – 1,300m south-east of the famous monument.

"What he finds at Longwood is a rotting diorama, a monument to time as torture".

Seurat has somehow stilled the world, even as he recognises its instability: he has painted a paradoxical monument to time.

I had seen the monuments many times before, during summer vacations when my family came in from Maryland, but none of those visits had ever left an impression.

The film, all from early performances, will combine with visitors' reflections in the mirrors to create a monument to time, past and present.

The Icelandic berg is more than 30,000 years old, a monument of time and tide, tinged the blue of pure light, dense with physical knowledge and completely resistant to this absurd man perched upon its surface.

The Welsh Memorial in Flanders Campaign is planning to build a cromlech, or flagstone monument in time for the centenary of the war's outbreak.

In his report summary, Zinke noted that past presidents have modified the size of monuments 18 times and said Trump was "correct" in ordering him to review the designations. .

Street life here exists in a delicate balance: to some (often Koreans), it can seem tilted too far toward bygone decades of poverty; to others (often foreigners), too far toward blander, more sanitised and monument-strewn times ahead.