Sentence examples for Recognition day from inspiring English sources

"They may not be well known to the public," Mr. Gates said on Sept. 21, P.O.W./M.I.A. Recognition Day.

The House voted Tuesday to designate National Watermelon Month and National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day.

Meghan McCain dismissed Trump's message about National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day given the president's disparaging remarks about her father, who spent five years in captivity in North Vietnam.

On May 23, Mechanics Recognition Day, the Indianapolis 500 Festival (317-636-4556) will sponsor a picnic honoring the chief mechanic of the car that wins the pole, or innermost, position.

Chautauqua has its own deeply ingrained rituals, Old First Night Day, for instance, its annual birthday celebration, and Recognition Day, when members of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, one of the oldest continuous book clubs in the country, graduate, each class with its own motto, emblem and officers.

With Volunteer Recognition Day and National Volunteer Week having recently past, it's a good time as ever to take stock of how — and why — we're acknowledging the hard work of employee volunteers.

The Hassanamisco band of the Nipmuc Indian Tribe was granted preliminary recognition Friday night.

The winner of the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Williamson Sermon Competition will deliver the sermon in the Princeton University Chapel on May 12 , 2019 Student Recognition Sunday.

The Black Sea region of Abkhazia, which considers itself independent but is claimed by Georgia and viewed as Georgian territory by most of the international community, won recognition Tuesday from a second South Pacific island, the Republic of Vanuatu.

A Familiar Look Fans of the Packers and the Jets should have had a powerful moment of recognition Sunday night when Brett Favre sailed two passes down the middle of the field during the Minnesota Vikings' 30-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

I have been mindful of the danger and uncertainty of this adventure from the beginning, but this awareness was transformed into recognition Sunday as we approached our campsite at Shira 2. Beneath my booted feet appeared the first sign of civilization I've seen in days, a crudely constructed stone helipad.