Sentence examples for war remembrance from inspiring English sources

Australian police have foiled an Isis-inspired terrorist attack allegedly orchestrated to target a war remembrance ceremony and police officers.

Whatever radical-chic art critics may think, First World War remembrance in Britain has seldom had a triumphalist or xenophobic tone.

Ms. Flanigan and Ms. Burton also sang the premiere of Mr. Cortese's "Songs of War, Remembrance and Hope," an earnest, bright-hued setting of Whitman poetry.

As France prepares for the vast centenary commemorations next year of the first world war, remembrance tourism and war commemoration are at the forefront of culture planning.

When we finally got inside we were informed that what we had actually signed up for was a second world war remembrance weekend!

Stephen Cassell and Adam Yarinsky, founders of the Architecture Research Office, designed the U.S. Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Times Square and are working on Columbia University's War Remembrance Memorial.

On Cashel Street a stone's tumble from the shattered Anglican cathedral for which the city was named, and behind the now-teetering Bridge of Remembrance war memorial, which bestrides the Avon river colour glistens amid the rubble.

Yet most of the medals adorning Mr MacNeil's crisp blue blazer as he stands at the Middleton war memorial on Remembrance Day have been awarded by the former USSR and the Russian Federation.

For Britain, the Somme is the natural emotional and memorial focus of the current first world war centenary remembrance.

The 1989 follow-up War and Remembrance wasn't bad either.

At the time, nobody expected "War and Remembrance" to be a Nielsen bomb.