Sentence examples for same monument from inspiring English sources

Considerable diversity of inspiration was sometimes displayed in the same monument.

The same "monument" of course reads profoundly differently today than it did half a century ago as coal (outside of China and the U.S). is a disappearing fossil rock--no matter the phony promise by the falsely elected new American president who continues to lie to his desperate supporters that he will reopen the their abandoned coal mines.

Don't be miserly with the photos; take many and there will be at least one gem per round of shots of the same monument, scenery, or feature!

The same monuments around him are the ones that his father, a native of Sonora, once crossed by to work as a gardener, often of manicured golf courses, in El Paso.

– copper is present in form of mixed compounds with calcium: hydroxysulfates, hydroxycarbonates, etc., the relative amount of counter-anions and different degrees of hydration are related to the location of the monuments in the city and, within the same monuments, to the different sampling zones (fully exposed or partially protected areas).

The same flag that would fly from the back of Serbian tanks sent to shell these same monuments two years later.

I imagine ustwo will do the same with Monument Valley's Forgotten Shores levels despite the gripes.

At the same time, the monument served to document how the property had passed from one clan to another.

In addition, on the reverse side in approximately the same location, the monument has a special plaque commemorating John H. Bryan's contribution as the head of fundraising for the Park.

It came out of left field like one of the game's own mechanized camels in the summer of 2014, almost certainly the best mobile title since the same year's Monument Valley and with very basic visuals, much of its appeal was down to a thought-provoking and often hilarious script, written by London-based Meg Jayanth.

It came out of left field like one of the game's own mechanized camels in the summer of 2014, almost certainly the best mobile title since the same year's Monument Valley – and with very basic visuals, much of its appeal was down to a thought-provoking and often hilarious script, written by London-based Meg Jayanth.