Sentence examples for your monument from inspiring English sources

We gather today to unveil your monument.

"You put yourself in hock to build it, and it's your monument".

Your monument should represent the positive aspects of this law, such as tolerance, freedom of religion, and personal autonomy.

Afternoon Continuing your monument hop, there's the second oldest synagogue in Europe after Prague (or so it is claimed) in the old one- street ghetto of Zudioska.

When he first posited the idea of writing a memoir, comments ranged from "You must, Arthur, it is time to erect your monument" to "Oh God, that's just what the world needs - another celebrity biography".

What are you going to leave as your monument?

"Where are your monuments, your battles, martyrs?" he imagines being asked in "The Sea Is History," and he replies by pointing, once more, to the sea: "these groined caves with barnacles / pitted like stone / are our cathedrals".

There is didacticism – perhaps inevitable – popping up in the quotations that open the sections and in the "precepts" of Mr Browne, the popular English teacher ("Your deeds are your monuments"), but it is done with a light touch.

Stevens argued, "Build not your monuments of brass or marble, but make them of everliving mind!" The repeal bill was defeated; Stevens was given wide credit.

But how much of an egomaniac must you be to choose distinction over happiness, fame over love, making your own monument over doing right here?

The highlights this year will include giving new purposes to everyday objects, like making a bird feeder from an ice cream scoop; constructing your own monuments, pop-up museums and tenement buildings; going on a scavenger hunt involving the art history of the Bowery; making pots and planting seeds; and taking interactive tours of the museum.