Sentence examples for those commemorated from inspiring English sources

The trust recommends that relocation of memorials should be a last resort, so as to retain the link between those commemorated by the memorial and the site, which also holds significance with Wales's industrial heritage".

He degraded Thomas, the priest who had performed the marriage, and refused to crown Zoe in church or to put her name in the diptychs, the list of those commemorated in the Orthodox liturgy.

The dead soldier - who never signed the will, which Cummins believes means his widow may never have got what little he left, and may even have lost custody of her children – will be among those commemorated in the sea of red ceramic poppies, one for every death among the British and Commonwealth forces between 1914 and 1921.

In addition to the stone, a scroll will be held in Woolwich Town Hall listing the names of those commemorated.

The shrine contains the remains of some of those commemorated, but is mostly a symbolic destination for relatives to pay respects.

This figure includes identified burials and those commemorated by name on memorials; there are an additional 187,644 unidentified burials from the Commonwealth (then Empire) as a whole.

Doesn't that horrifying thought produce the necessary sufficiency for locating the World War II memorial close to those commemorating the Revolutionary and Civil Wars?

Classical music festivals also are quite popular, particularly those commemorating Romantic pianist and composer Frédéric Chopin (Fryderyk Franciszek Szopen), though the music of Beethoven is celebrated in Kraków in spring and that of Mozart in Warsaw in summer.

In the years that followed, the stamps he designed included those commemorating the recognition of Alaska and Hawaii as states, depicting the Food for Peace Campaign in 1963 and the 25th anniversary of the savings-bond program in 1966.

Those commemorating industries crucial to the Island's development include whaling museums in Cold Spring Harbor and Sag Harbor; two aerospace museums, the Cradle of Aviation and the American Airpower Museum in Farmingdale; and the Railroad Museum of Long Island in Greenport.

There are also some interesting monuments, including those commemorating the Hervey and Cooke families.