Sentence examples for as commemorate from inspiring English sources

Lowell does not so much condemn as commemorate her afflicted mother and the alcoholism — "the family problem," she calls it — that plagued them both.

He believes there are aspects of Titanic to celebrate as well as commemorate - "the grit, risk and sheer hard work that built ships 100 years ago, and builds new communities today".

It celebrates Jewish life in Germany, as well as commemorating the Holocaust.

The event marked the beginning of four decades as a conceptual artist, as commemorated by this educational show.

For the Greeks, as commemorated by St John's gospel, the first principle was logos – the word – the world conjured into being through sounds produced by the breath.

The memorial to Park, a New Zealander, is also seen as commemorating the huge numbers of Commonwealth citizens who have served alongside British forces.

He also talks about how his friends think he's gay because he had sex with a transvestite (as commemorated in the Pharcyde track Oh Shit).

It also includes an Isis "witness" describing the impact of Russia's bombing campaign on Syria, as well as commemorating the Sinai province's pledge of allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi one year ago.

Today then – as well as commemorating Robin Williams' death – we should not be afraid to celebrate his life: his sweaty, manic stage presence; his quiet intensity in films like Good Will Hunting.

He drank here, overlooking the river Thames in the Prospect of Whitby, or "Devil's Tavern" as it was formerly known, as commemorated by a noose hanging from a window.

Sir Edgeworth David is not well known outside of Australia, even though his accomplishments were quite extraordinary, as commemorated in a New York Times obituary, August 29, 1934 (www.NYTimes.com).