Sentence examples for of open monuments from inspiring English sources

But from 7 to 8 September, a Europe-wide initiative called the Tag des offenen Denkmals (Day of Open Monuments) is opening many of these sites to the public, including several from the Nazi and GDR (former East Berlin) era, as well as some controversial buildings that have polarised the city's inhabitants.

The international criminal court's first war crimes trial for destruction of cultural monuments opens this week against a jihadi leader accused of demolishing ancient mausoleums in Timbuktu.

From the distant steps of the newly opened war monument it didn't so much resemble a double-sided statue as a displaced Besser brick – an odd disjunctive barrier to the eye following the otherwise unbroken land axis.

New-York Histheical subject Histofy is the suptown of uptown exhibitions, the most important of which, "WTC: Monument," opens on Tuesday at the New-York Historical Society on West 77th Street.

The enduring legacy of this empire is the vast open-air theatre of monuments at the regal capital, Vijayanagara, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

In June, Pickens, animal-rights advocate and British ex-wife of Texas oilman T Boone Pickens, opens Mustang Monument eco-resort in Wells, Nevada (two-and-a-half hours from Salt Lake City), offering day trips, holidays or volunteering breaks for a fortnight or longer.

"The Day of Reconciliation may be a good idea, but for Afrikaners, the Day of the Vow is still what's in our hearts," said Johan de Beer, 46, a teacher waiting on the steps for the gates of the monument to open in the early morning.

That model is a highlight of "WTC: Monument," which opens Tuesday at the New-York Historical Society, Central Park West and 77th Street.

Clearly the subject of establishing safe limits when studying works of art, monuments and even samples from heritage objects with different types of photons is an open issue, which will be receiving attention in the future [18].

The Universal Exposition world's fair opened in Sevilla in 1992, spurring the construction of new monuments and modernization.

In an interview Mr. Kapoor called the Orbit's entry fee "a lot of money for a lot of people" and said after the Olympics he'd like a price that matched his vision of a "democratic monument open to all".