Sentence examples similar to pre remembrance from inspiring English sources
This special episode is a gently enthralling contribution to pre-Remembrance Day programming.
Ever since I can remember, and who knows what pre-remembrance memories have been repressed deep into recesses of my unconscious, I've found the concept of fancy dress parties terrifying.
The directions took everyone to an overlook inside Great Basin National Park, where they would participate in the remembrance ceremony: a pre-recorded memorial service that Weiss distributed on headphones as people arrived.
Celtic could at least take solace from the fact that any proposed protest from their supporters amid a pre-match minute's silence to mark Remembrance Sunday failed to materialise, inside the ground at least.
Remembrance Sunday will be marked by a pre-match ceremony at Fratton Park and Portsmouth and Aldershot - the navy base and the army garrison - will celebrate their links, and remember, together.
We were exchanging ideas back and forth for another collection, and I had suggested that there was another component in the history of pre-war music, and that is the songs of remembrance dealing with warfare, the whole bailiwick of the experience of warfare, both from the soldier's eyes as well as the people left at home.
It's a remembrance of copulations past, and of the Edenic post-pill, pre-AIDS moment that made the more casual of those hook-ups possible.
In the pre-Band Aid era, before charity records were the norm, "Green, Green Grass of Home" was bought as an act of remembrance, somehow blending "How Green Was My Valley" and a funeral dirge.
Besides analysing civil religion in (West) Germany and Japan in pre-war and post-war times, we sought to highlight the differences and similarities of two civil religions and remembrance cultures in a comparative perspective.
