Sentence examples for of a remembrance from inspiring English sources
The main character, a 75-year-old minister, knows he is dying, and the novel is in the form of a remembrance for his son.
Attendees are encouraged to bring a nine-inch quilt square in red, white and blue for a foyer display, later to become part of a Remembrance Quilt.
The dialogue that followed became part of a remembrance of him (he died in 1982): I said, "A person has a right to make a pun once in a while, and even to be a little coarse".
"It's kind of a remembrance of things past," said the creator, Steve Baldwin, 44, a Yonkers-based freelance writer who began collecting dead pages nearly six years ago while working for the once-promising but ill-fated Time Warner megasite, Pathfinder.
It may also offset the characteristic advantage -- or halo -- Pinter has walked beneath for decades now: that of being author of "the Proust screenplay," a 175-page, published script of "A Remembrance of Things Past," a script not yet filmed yet somehow esteemed as too lofty for that coarse business.
The Royal British Legion has condemned the use of a Remembrance Day poppy in a newspaper advert by a UKIP parliamentary candidate.
For Mother's Day, a remembrance of my almost daughter.
It is a remembrance of the good in past times".
Also, a remembrance of Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
(You can read a remembrance of those visits: HERE).
One problem that creates is that, among a younger generation, there is a lack of remembrance" of centuries of intolerance.
