Sentence examples for remembrance by from inspiring English sources
They enhance remembrance by infusing it with continuity.
Chesnut added, "Let his memory be held in perpetual remembrance by all who love the South".
What had started as an act of remembrance by an old woman in Brussels had become a moment of revelation for three men in America.
SLEEPY HOLLOW -- Historic Hudson Valley and the American Association of Museums participate in the day of remembrance by opening their doors free of charge Wednesday.
Of recent public gestures on Anglo-Irish reconciliation, the pilgrimage of remembrance by the Prince of Wales to Mullaghmore was undoubtedly the most personal.
Germany chose to complete its formal remembrance by inviting Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Peace laureate, to address the lower house of Parliament.
This temporal music would be inspired not by "contemplative remembrance", but by the deep longing or desire expressed by the Portuguese word saudade.
News of Mark Linkous's death has led to an outpouring of tributes, including remembrances by Patti Smith, Steve Albini and Radiohead's Colin Greenwood.
The tribute, which is free and open to the public, will include remembrances by friends and colleagues, film excerpts and performances by the City Ballet and its orchestra.
No fewer than 15 biographies, quasi-biographies and remembrances, by admirers, literary historians, wives and a mistress, have been published since 1969, when the torrent of Mailer-centric scholarship began, almost four decades before his death in 2007.
Since his death on Friday night, state-run newspapers, television and radio have run wall-to-wall tributes to Fidel Castro, broadcasting nonstop footage of his speeches, interviews and foreign trips, interspersed with adulatory remembrances by prominent Cubans.
