Sentence examples for some monument from inspiring English sources
In the photographs, Dennis was usually at the center, posed against some monument or other.
And fashion, photographed in front of some monument to man or nature, was given a sheen of importance.
Though he'd never volunteer this in a meeting, his strongest motivation is his fear of dying without leaving some monument behind.
By the 1980's, there was consensus that some monument was needed -- not to the war itself, but to those who served.
If only so that there is some monument in words, some memory – it's important to Assad that there be nothing afterwards, and there has to be".
MD farnese.net I'm not a big fan of "adventure travel": the idea that you can't admire some monument without bungee jumping from its pinnacles.
After Kadesh, Moses returns to Egypt, where Jewish slaves are working away on some monuments, colossal statues and a pyramid.
Mr. Nash discovered some monuments, like that of Duncan Curry, by sheer chance, while walking through the cemetery.
Additionally, some monuments limit physical access, as English Heritage did when it roped off the stone circle at Stonehenge.
The stick used is called a hurley, camán in Gaelic, and camáns in relief decorate some monuments to 15th-century chieftains.
Some monuments, including mosques and Crusader-era buildings, were preserved, but walking through Jaffa today you would never know that it had once been Palestine's Arab economic and cultural centre.Municipal officials treated Jaffa as a repository for institutions like the police headquarters, jails and rubbish dumps, as well as unpopular people such as migrant workers.
