Sentence examples for She commemorates from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Tauseef Mustafa/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 10.54am GMT 10.35am GMT A woman holds a candle as she commemorates victims of 2011 earthquake and tsunami in front of Kobe's light of hope memorial in Kobe, Japan.

She also works fast: in her characteristically small-scale "Durham, August 14, 2017," she commemorates the recent toppling of a Confederate statue in front of a North Carolina courthouse, showing the crumpled metal soldier defeated in sunlit grass, the smudgy legs of protesters in the background.

It leads both to her extended recollection of one of her models, the late Guy Bourdin, himself a photographer, whom she commemorates with a visit to his house, another to the site of one of their photographs, and to an extraordinary, calculatedly ephemeral mural of him by JR that's washed away with the tides.

Every year, Merchant said, she commemorates Nailah's birthday.

40 years after the Sex Pistols corporally attacked Lizzy she commemorates with a state-sponsored 'Happy Birthday Punk'.

In this way, Silas maintains the reality in which she projects her life circumstances onto the tragic history of the women prisoners at the same time that she commemorates the family members she lost to the Holocaust.

In January, Ms. Grant's managers suggested that she commemorate her 25 years in Christian music with a collection of traditional hymns.

She lost two husbands and two sons to gangland hits, she commemorated dead family members with potted roses – talking to them over cups of coffee – and she was always perfectly coiffured at funerals.

Friday at midnight was Ms. Carames's fourth anniversary as a train driver, and she commemorated it by presiding over the death of a subway line she has captained every weekday for a year.

Those interviews took place in early February, and I followed the prime minister as she commemorated the 1840 signing of New Zealand's founding treaty, between the British Crown and the Māori chiefs.

"I was tremendously impressed by the very solemn way that she commemorated those Irish republicans who lost their lives in the struggle for independence, how she acknowledged the importance of the Irish language and, probably most important of all, when she acknowledged that she had wished that things had been done differently or not at all," he said.