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91 Qingming is not just a day of remembrance. It sees a combination of sadness and happiness.

92 Pumpkin pie is often served in remembrance of the first settlers.

93 But most also wanted the prime minister to visit Yasukuni, Tokyo's militarist shrine, on remembrance day.

94 My soul hath them still in remembrance , and is humbled in me.

95 He held onto the bracelet ever since, a remembrance of the fallen American airman.

96 Some countries observe November 11 th as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day.

97 This is a day of remembrance of my mother. On this day I pray and seek a saint's blessing.

98 Today is Remembrance Day.

99 They increase the cares of life; but they mitigate remembrance of death.

100 Society now defaults to a relentless Proustian remembrance of all things past.

101 Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day determined based on the Jewish calendar, this year's anniversary of the sunset from May 1 start to the end of 2 sunset.sentencedict.com/remembrance.html

102 Boulez calls the piece a ceremony of remembrance and extinction and the way in which these musics appear and gradually dissolve is very moving, very simple, very still.

103 In the Commonwealth countries — including India, Malaysia, Botswana, Ghana and Kenya, among many others — the day is referred to as Remembrance Day.

104 Times Square and buglers across the country will play the military funeral tune "Taps" on Saturday in the first national day of remembrance for the World War Two generation.

105 Today, on Remembrance Sunday, the United Kingdom commemorates the end of the first world war, which brought four years of intolerable carnage to an end.

106 Earlier this year, Nobel Peace laureate Elie Wiesel sang Germany's praises for observing remembrance for Holocaust victims.

107 If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore; and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God which had been shown!

108 Today, the Banzai cliffs, as they are known, have become a place of remembrance for of the countries of the world.

109 Proust featured the painting in his surrealist novel Remembrance of Things Past.

110 For this reason I salute English Heritage which, in time for Remembrance Sunday, has just finished cleaning and restoring the Royal Artillery Memorial.

111 ''As we approach Remembrance Day it is hard to believe that 40 per cent of our children do not know when it is.

112 Oh, miserable remembrance! He had forfeited all right to bind up his brother's wounds.

113 Don't allow time to weaken the wine of friendship , nor distance to disjoin the hands of remembrance.

114 I have no remembrance of having said anything of this kind.

115 My remembrance, is just like the mizzle , moistens ur body and ur soal.

116 The back and forth makes it clear: The day of remembrance has become a day of fighting and a stage for political battles. Not just in New York, but throughout the United States.

117 "The perfume of the soul is remembrance", wrote George Sand.

118 He could not get the hang of television, and horrified the country by appearing at the Cenotaph one Remembrance Day in a short, scruffy coat.

119 In 1991, the Canadian government proclaimed December 6th National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

120 And let there be in the song a remembrance for the autumn days, and for the vineyard, and for the winepress.