Sentence examples for remembrance that from inspiring English sources

It is a remembrance that lingers with her after almost half a century: the smell of her lover's armpits.

A few of the dead have memorials here; many more have their names recorded in the books of remembrance that are stored in the vaults.

Worse are the gossipy reveries about former lovers delivered with a minty blend of false gallantry and sly boasting, a rosy tone of remembrance that leaves mildew.

Wherever they fall on the political spectrum, they work to craft a joke, jab, or remembrance that will push readers to think outside of the frame.

The book concludes with a coda about graffiti and remembrance that turns on the importance of knowing the ones who created those urban memento mori.

They stand on the wall just above bushes of rosemary, the universal herb of remembrance, that have been trimmed with military precision.

The country cannot easily take a break from the issues and remembrances that weigh it down.

The many remembrances that have poured in since Anthony's unexpected death captures who Anthony Shadid was and what he did.

At Healy's, it was the random piecemeal remembrances that seemed striking: hearing Mr. Healy tell someone he saw three cars on top of each other.

Wisely, he allows Charlie to recount his own tale in a series of remembrances that are often vivid and always revealing.

"There are going to be many important icons and remembrances that will find a fitting place" in a permanent memorial, Mr. Tomson said.