Sentence examples for Celebrated globally from inspiring English sources

Celebrated globally on March 8th, International Women's Day represents an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of inspirational women while calling for greater equality.

Some of the majors — such as the pioneering Indigenous dance company Bangarra and the Australian Ballet, both of which regularly create new works — are celebrated globally.

The second winner, Malala Yousafzai, the young campaigner for girls' education who was attacked by the Taliban in the Swat Valley in 2012, is celebrated globally as an icon of female and education rights.

Broadcast live on Italian state television and streamed on the internet, the concert was a tribute to the man who was the world-famous opera house's music director from 1968 until 1986 – "a figure", it said in a statement, "celebrated globally as one of the most significant and popular musicians of the last 50 years".

It is also the first monograph since the 1970s to evaluate the Maoist primary health care model, celebrated globally as an effective model for dealing with endemic disease in poor, rural areas.

This year's World Environment Day is hosted by the Government of India, but it will also be celebrated globally.

We should celebrate our globally competitive financial institutions, of which JPMorgan is the most illustrious and formidable, not strip them of the leadership that made them great.

"We just created a Facebook page so we can celebrate people globally and see faces of colleagues across the world," outlines Steph Ryter, describing one of the initial steps Arity has taken to build a virtual community.

Two centuries and two decades later, the 400 residents of Lacoste, a picturesque village in the Luberon hills, are rebelling against another, globally celebrated resident of the chateau – the fashion designer, Pierre Cardin.

One of China's best known and most globally celebrated artists, Cai was about to take over the museum for a retrospective of his drawings, sculptures, videos, paintings, installations, and signature gunpowder drawings.

Stephen W. Hawking, the British theoretical physicist who overcame a devastating neurological disease to probe the greatest mysteries of the cosmos and become a globally celebrated symbol of the power of the human mind, died March 14 at his home in Cambridge, England.