Sentence examples for and commemorated from inspiring English sources

Jihadis, he said, have honoured and commemorated their martyrs and "we must do the same".

Both formed a little over a decade ago and commemorated their tenth anniversaries with proud, accomplished albums released last year.

But even designating the atrocities in Rwanda or Cambodia as genocide can become a flashpoint in discussions about how the Holocaust should be remembered and commemorated.

A more serious labour politician, Harold Laski, was rediscovered and commemorated in two long biographies, one by Michael Newman and another by Isaac Kramick and Barry Sheerman.

That was the year a small crowd of Americans gathered at the Lincoln Memorial and commemorated the 100th birthday of the Emancipation Proclamation.

That show celebrated DeFeo's art and commemorated her role, as a friend and a muse, in the San Francisco literary world of the era.

We live ordinary lives but there's plenty in them to celebrate and commemorate.

How do you honor and commemorate tragedy without turning it into a potentially ghoulish tourist experience?

The idea that you bury and commemorate the dead is absolutely ancient".

"The language used to report and commemorate these massacres is sickeningly celebratory and familiar," Hanif wrote.

The stamp was issued on Sept. 1 and commemorates the two most important Muslim holidays.