Sentence examples for permanent commemoration from inspiring English sources

The Hull People's Memorial is a temporary museum in the city centre set up to raise funds for a permanent commemoration of civilians killed in the war.

In Beijing, athletes, Olympics support staff and tourists are packing into local tattoo parlors to have a permanent commemoration of their time in China inked onto their bodies.

On the following day a permanent commemoration of poem and poet, a slate plaque carved by the sculptor Martin Jennings, will be unveiled at King's Cross station in London.

There should be a permanent commemoration, perhaps a Web site that includes photographs and biographies, of all the soldiers and marines who put the interest of the United States above their own lives.

"And some there be, which have no memorial": when Brittain eventually published Testament of Youth in 1933, she took her epigraph from Ecclesiastes, dedicated the book to her lost fiance and her brother, and determined that it should stand as a permanent commemoration of their short lives.

The Refusing to Forget project is hoping to hold public lectures and is working to place historical markers in border counties to act as permanent commemorations.

However, Congress would have to pass an act, signed into law by the president, for any commemoration to become a permanent federal holiday.

The council planned a commemoration ceremony at the sculpture's permanent location; expected attendees were Kelly, Mayor Kent Studebaker, and members of the Ford Family Foundation and the Oregon Arts Commission.

In April 1907, Etruria and the armored cruiser crossed the Atlantic to represent Italy during the Jamestown Exposition, the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the Jamestown colony, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas.

Just no official commemoration.

Such commemoration cuts both ways.