Sentence examples for celebrated events from inspiring English sources

For almost 50 years, Royal Mail's special stamp programme has commemorated and celebrated events and anniversaries pertinent to UK heritage and life.

The special stamp programme has commemorated and celebrated events and anniversaries of significance to UK heritage and life for 50 years.

In the other quadrennial global sports competition, the Olympics, it is a notorious source of contention that the most celebrated events, such as the men's 100m final, tend to be scheduled at hours that fall within American TV peak-time.

"As countless families gathered around the television to watch one of our nation's most celebrated events, they were rudely greeted with a halftime show stunt more fitting of a burlesque show," fumed FCC Chairman.

This was the medium through which they preserved feats of arms and celebrated events in their history.

The Oscar for instance, viewed by over 150 countries and trending on social media platforms for days (during, before and after), is no doubt one of the most celebrated events.

BALTIMORE--The return of salmon, flashing red and silver as they struggle upstream to spawn, is a well-studied and celebrated event.

In some cultures a new pregnancy is a celebrated event disclosed early in gestation, but a recurrent issue emanating from many low-resource settings is the risk associated with disclosure of pregnancy, which may outweigh perceived benefits.

This week we celebrate the 4th of July and in the heat of the summer, we will celebrate events across the country with fireworks, barbeques and other celebrations.

Though Lively may have suffered a defeat, at least temporarily, in the United States, he is celebrating events elsewhere.

It's hard to imagine intelligent life elsewhere in the universe throwing parties to celebrate events on the surface of our planet.