Sentence examples for commemorate both from inspiring English sources

On Shark Island, a rocky spit connected to the mainland by a causeway, plaques commemorate both Vogelsang and his ambitious employer.

But after civil war forced him to relocate to Italy in 1997, he turned to video, photography and sculpture to examine the desolation of displacement and to commemorate both the traditions and the hard times back home.

On that occasion, Mr. Golijov's piece was offered as one of four interpretations of the Passion of Jesus, commissioned by the International Bach Academy of Stuttgart to commemorate both the Christian bimillennium and the 250th anniversary of Bach's death.

Fort Monroe National Monument, as it is called, will commemorate both the end of slavery and its beginning — since, by an eerie coincidence, the first slave ship to arrive in the 13 colonies landed at that spot in 1619.

Composed in 1995 to commemorate both the tercentenary of Henry Purcell's death and the 50th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra," which is based on a Purcell theme, the work follows the pattern of the Britten: with the witches' chorus from "Dido and Aeneas" as its theme, it is a set of variations focusing on each of the orchestra's sections.

At ground zero, a group calling itself Ring Out distributed thousands of bells yesterday as part of a performance composition that sought to commemorate both Sept. 11, 2001, as well as what protest organizers called the violence of the Republican administration.

His wars were commemorated both on palace reliefs there and on the gates of the temple at Balawat.

He commemorates both in this two-week run, regrouping with some former partners and revisiting some classic albums.

Colourful ribbons are twined around rusty railings commemorating both the faceless, forgotten poor of centuries past and more recent losses.

A building commemorating both father and son, Avery Hall, was built at Columbia to house a valuable collection of works on architecture and decorative art.

Taped at the Royal Festival Hall, this disc commemorates both the London Philharmonic's long association with the Sibelius and its more recent association with the veteran Finnish conductor Paavo Berglund.