Sentence examples for One observance from inspiring English sources

At home, we have one observance.

It was a way to create one observance for a tribe scattered, even then, throughout the known world.

For more detail about the public domain, legal regimes that have impoverished it, and pro-active efforts to protect and expand the canon of works freely available to the public, reading this article by Jennifer Jenkins, Director of Duke's Center for the Study of the Public Domain, is a great way to cap one's observance of Public Domain Day.

On Thursday — the one-year observance of their deaths — thousands are set to protest again.

In an effort to promote a more unified Johns Hopkins family, the university last year fused the universitywide commencement ceremony with the Homewood undergraduate diploma ceremony for one grand graduation observance.

In an effort to promote a more unified Johns Hopkins family, the university in 2010 fused the universitywide commencement ceremony with the Homewood undergraduate diploma ceremony for one grand graduation observance.

The morning ceremony marked the first of its kind, as the university this year fused the universitywide commencement ceremony with the Homewood undergraduate diploma ceremony for one grand graduation observance.

In an effort to promote a more unified Johns Hopkins family, the university has fused the universitywide commencement ceremony with the Homewood undergraduate diploma ceremony for one grand graduation observance.

We have an opportunity to reveal to Bill Maher that one's religious observance is not a hindrance to patriotism.

All this is once again being aired and tutted over in France and elsewhere as one of the observances of the centenary of her birth this week.

Organized by the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network, the two-hour rally was one of several observances planned for the days leading up to Mr. Davis's funeral on Tuesday.