Memorialize used in a sentence

Memorialize in a sentence as a verb

Yes, people memorialize their pets, and many do it online.

I mean if you're going to memorialize something for 10k years?

You can build, collaborate and memorialize your trips in a central place.

Triply so if they are just smart enough to cut themselves and memorialize their agreement on paper.

It asks users to go out of their way to memorialize and interact with the deceased on a platform beyond their daily traffic.

Before going on a long vacation of sight-seeing I thought, I should buy a nice camera to memorialize the trip, but I don't know what to buy.

They can certainly memorialize the event, but explicitly putting the spotlight on the opposition seems quite overt.

I wonder if they're going to tie this together with their recent "static pages site" so as to either cache or memorialize via conversion to statics, or as a performance hack.

And camera crews inevitably miss great moments where people are being spontaneous and emotional -- in my opinion there is definite value to being able to memorialize some of these.

YC's answer to this is "If you verbally commit to an investment with a YC company they will memorialize it instantly with an SMS or email, which they will ask you to confirm substantially instantly.

I imagine the majority of people who search for this are looking to memorialize an account, not un-memorialize it, so I think in general the current ranking is correct, even if it failed in this case.

There are a lot more mourners in the world than writers, you want to be able to mourn for people that you don't know well enough to memorialize in prose, and writing public statements of memorial is often not self-effacing enough.

You need a way to memorialize someone, preferably by gathering in a place, and preferably with a strong ritual component, like the lighting of candles or the gathering around a gravesite or the recitation of formal prayers or sayings.