Memorial in a sentence as a noun

A common theme in these mails is a desire to see a memorial of some kind to Alan Turing.

For those who didn't click the link, it's not a proposal to make the site more readable, it's part of a memorial effort.

Our internal corporate portal contains a memorial on the front page.

He wasn't trolling the family or abusing memorial pages.

Tourists were gathered around to take pictures of the impromptu memorial, for a man who was worth about $7 billion when he died.

I worry that the remaining leadership at Apple sees this war as their memorial to Jobs, and will take it far further than might be prudent.

If this service is really for me, \n just for starters, I want you to become the first person ever at a British \n memorial service to say '****'.”

The two most beautiful memorial services that I’ve \n ever attended both had a lot of humor and it freed us all and made the ser-\n vices inspiring and cathartic.

Memorial definitions

noun

a recognition of meritorious service

See also: commemoration remembrance

noun

a written statement of facts submitted in conjunction with a petition to an authority

noun

a structure erected to commemorate persons or events

See also: monument