Sentence examples for present monument from inspiring English sources

Virginia's remains were finally buried with her husband's on January 19 , 1885 the 76th anniversary of her husband's birth and nearly 10 years after his present monument was erected.

The sarcophagus, he suggests, lies underneath or somewhere else in the vicinity of this plain, and comments: 'The present monument... is a place of resort, not only for Jews and Christians, but Mohammedans and Samaritans; all of whom concur in the belief that it stands on the vertiable spot where the patriarch was buried.'.

But the six-hundred-page catalogue raisonné he co-edited with Cox is a sumptuously presented monument of scholarship.

The museum also presents monuments to the agency's civilian employees and military members who died pursuing enemy signals.

This weekend Anthea Kreston and Mark Peskanov, violinists; Kirsten Johnson, violist; and Katherine Cherbas, cellist, present a monument of the chamber literature, Beethoven's baptismal set of six string quartets (Op. 18).

George Cruikshank's illustrated sheet music presents the Monument to the Great Fire of London speaking with St . Pauls Cathedral in the City of London.

"The cataclysmic change is going to demand a fast-forward examination of how the city evolves into the 21st century," said Carol Willis, director of the Skyscraper Museum, which is presenting "WTC: Monument".

To commemorate the tercentenary of the birth of Johnson, Harvard University's Houghton Library presents A Monument More Durable Than Brass, an exhibition catalogue of items drawn from the Donald & Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, bequeathed to the library in 2004 by Mary Hyde Eccles.

Blair L. M. Kelley will present "Raced Monuments: Histories of Resistance, Contemporary Movements" -- a reflective look back at this past year as a scholar of the African American experience dealing with the residues of white supremacy in the communities where she has lived and worked her whole adult life (Charlottesville, Durham, and Raleigh).

The president of the AIH, physician Charles E. Walton of Cincinnati, then presented the monument to the government on behalf of the organization's members.

The article presents the monuments from the Czech Republic enlisted on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List.