Sentence examples for observances to remember from inspiring English sources
These were among the first of the official observances to remember the many fallen firefighters, police officers and emergency workers who died responding to the attack.
An observance is held each year to remember the victims of the bombing.
Even if one does not accept the notion of STM as a well-supported concept, one still has to face the repeated observance of some fundamental limit on the ability to remember certain types of information.
After days of ceremonial observances in the nation's capital, hundreds filed into a Houston church Thursday morning to remember George H.W. Bush.
In the beginning, the analyst all but shook the patient to get him to remember traumatic events; then there came a period of more subtle struggle over the patient's insufficient observance of the fundamental rule of saying whatever comes to mind; and finally a culminating condition of total laissez-faire.
Too often we forget that, allowing faith observances to be overshadowed by commercial traditions.
Look for national observances to tie in with the theme of your book.
Several capitals around the world held observances to mark the anniversary.
He continues to be remembered as a local observance in the Catholic Church of Finland, where the cathedral church is dedicated to Henry's memory.
Trinity Church's weeklong series of concerts and observances of the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, Remember to Love, when I caught up with it on Wednesday, set me to thinking about incomprehensibility.
