Sentence examples for be a commemorative from inspiring English sources

This was already shaping up to be a commemorative season for Mr. Brubeck.

Around the Imola site – where the paddock and pits will be open and people will be able to drive, cycle or walk around the track – there will be a commemorative ceremony, exhibitions and talks, and a presentation on safety in Formula One.

There will also be a commemorative portrait of Lady Jane Grey, made long after she too died on the scaffold aged just 17, after her family attempted to sieze the throne on her behalf: her nominal reign lasted just nine days.

He was going to get us coffee, and wanted to show it to me after he returned, but he could not wait; halfway to the door, he rushed back and dramatically flipped it over, revealing it to be a commemorative edition of Newsweek, with Hillary Clinton posed beneath the words "Madam President"—a "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" headline from 2016.

The gold piece was the second quarter eagle to be a commemorative, after the Panama-Pacific issue of 1915.

Bowers deems the choice of the lunar landing "a stroke of genius", allowing the dollar, which would be little-used in commerce, to be a commemorative both of Eisenhower and of the Moon mission.

The traditional Thanksgiving meal– turkey, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie– is a commemorative meal.

And one of music's accepted roles is a commemorative one.

It's a commemorative tradition that seems to be pressed into greater, sadder service every year.

Hanging from a mirror is a commemorative I.D. pass that Ortiz wore at a recent march with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers.

This figure is a commemorative portrait of a Bangwa chief named Fosia, carved by the artist Ateu Atsa (around 1840-1910).