Sentence examples for service to remember from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of people later gathered at Greater St Mark Family Church for a service to remember Brown, where the late teenager's family sat behind the pulpit.

A second US source added: "In many respects you don't need a memorial or service to remember David by... you have his music instead.

Not so McDonnell's heroic effort to explain Corbyn's silence as the national anthem was sung during Tuesday's service to remember the Battle of Britain.

Kellie Merritt, 40, who flew from Canberra, Australia, with her son Jackson, 10, and daughters India, six, and Jordie, 12, attended the St Paul's service to remember her husband, Australian Paul Pardoel, an RAF navigator in 47 Squadron.

Twenty-six thousare pexpectede expectod to fill three sides of Liverpool football club's Anfield ground for an emotional service to remember the 96 people who died at Hillsborough on April 15 1989, 25 years ago on Tuesday.

A long-running rivalry between miners' unions reignited four days after a memorial service to remember the 44 people who have died during a fortnight of violence at Lonmin's Marikana mine near Johannesburg.

The protesters sought to demonstrate to the outside world that no religious division exists among them, with services to remember those killed in the protests.

With prayers, inspirational music, speeches and seas of American flags, about 20,000 mourners and a who's who of New York's political, religious and entertainment leaders gathered at a flower-decked Yankee Stadium yesterday for interfaith services to remember the missing and dead at the World Trade Center.

The widower of a murdered police officer said memorial services to remember officers killed on duty "helped" deal with the pain.

Here are a few paragraphs, but I would hope you will read it all: Your Royal Highness, ladies and gentlemen, I am honored and humbled to be speaking to you at this service tonight to remember the journalists and their support staff who gave their lives to report from the war zones of the twenty-first century.

Your Royal Highness, ladies and gentlemen, I am honoured and humbled to be speaking to you at this service tonight to remember the journalists and their support staff who gave their lives to report from the war zones of the 21st century.