Sentence examples for public remembrance from inspiring English sources

A public remembrance will be held three days later.

There is a call on social media for a public remembrance for him as well.

Today, the community is almost three hundred thousand strong, and, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, it has marked May 18th by holding a public remembrance ceremony in Simferopol.

This year they are especially jittery, fearful that the symbolic passage of a quarter of a century might encourage some dissidents to be more daring than usual in their public remembrance of the hundreds, perhaps thousands, who were killed.

In a press release the museum described Mr. Adelman's work as an exploration of "the provocative transformation of a site of reverence into a social space where public remembrance collides with private desires".

But the families of those gunned down by government troops have yet to receive justice or compensation, and even today public remembrance of the massacre is outlawed despite calls for an inquiry.

Descendants of los desterrados – "the uprooted" – continue to hold public remembrances of the Chavez Ravine evictions today.

As one of the events culminating a long day of public remembrances, the Mets held a somber ceremony at Citi Field before their game Sunday night against the Chicago Cubs to help commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

On what seemed slated to be a day of now-standardised public remembrances of the attacks of September 11th, the Coast Guard gave us all a little scare on Friday with its counter-terrorism drill on the Potomac.

And all sorts of music will be played at funeral services and public remembrances in the weeks to come, by symphony orchestras, church choirs, folk guitarists and just folks.

Any public remembrances or pilgrimages to the places where the leaders had been executed were forbidden and carried the death penalty, as did the singing of the peasants' war songs.