Sentence examples for time of remembrance from inspiring English sources

For me, the Day of the Dead will always be a time of remembrance.

The Day of the Dead is the Mexican version, a time of remembrance.

My great-aunt when I was about nine started something called the Time of Remembrance oral history project.

Maybe it's fitting, at a time of remembrance, but I feel I'm being reminded, rather than challenged.

"It's a festive time of remembrance," she said, "so I've had altars stacked six or so feet high with photos and mementos of all sorts".

Today is the UN international time of remembrance and reconciliation for those who lost their lives during the Second World War.

At times of remembrance in Western Europe most of us, perhaps, tend to focus on the small things and the personal - the fighting, for example, brought the first of my relatives to Britain to fight its wars and then dig its roads.

Among other things, it was behind the transformation of the holiday season from a time of pious remembrance into one of unadulterated bliss.

Every year in November, we enter into a time of transgender remembrance.

Senie points out that the listing of the names brings people to the monument for the types of reasons one usually visits a cemetery--a quiet time of personal remembrance.

English Heritage conducted a major restoration of the memorial during 2011, completed in time for Remembrance Day.