Sentence examples for moving monument from inspiring English sources
Though tilted slightly, it somehow survived, emerging from the fire and smoke of Sept. 11 -- inexplicably durable, still pointing to the heavens and now a fitting, realistic and moving monument to those who died there.
In his delicate and moving monument in the Cathedral of Lucca to the young and beautiful Ilaria del Caretto, who had died in childbirth, he included on the sarcophagus an encircling chorus of putti, the first time since antiquity that these winged cupids had been used on this scale.
How did a small town in Tennessee become home to such a moving monument?
By combining the ephemerality of technology with the steadfast nature of architecture, two Toronto-based artists annually transform a building in downtown Toronto into a moving monument for social change.
One warm windy autumn day, before the rain, as I was rambling around campus thinking about a class I had to teach that day, I came upon the terribly moving monument to the Six Million just outside the Temple off in a wooded corner, lovely in its solitude, quiet, and big lotus pool.
Nor did the moving monument pass with the ancient past: London Bridge not long ago raced from London to Arizona, and the beautiful temples of Abu Simbel, in Egypt, were picked up and pulled back to higher ground, out of the way of the approaching Aswan flood.
Dr. King believes moving the monument would, in fact, increase its presence on the school's grounds.
Now, the government has begun the long process of moving that monument, piece by twisted piece, from Long Island to the campus of George Washington University in Ashburn, Va.
In early 2016, Charlottesville had seemed evenly divided about moving the monuments, Gathers told me.
Hanks has said before that he supports moving Confederate monuments and statues to museums where they can be appreciated with ample context provided. .
The school district says it needs to redesign the high school campus to make it safer, and add another athletic field for the increasing number of student athletes, so it plans to move the monument and set up a memorial park elsewhere on the campus.
