Sentence examples for commemorated by two from inspiring English sources
Some 10,000 spectators gathered in 1881 to celebrate the installation of the obelisk in the park, which was commemorated by two inaugural events and a parade.
After the conclusion of the war, the site of Torrence's Tavern was commemorated by two state and local historical markers.
He was commemorated by two stone tablets in the church, one by either Richard Westmacott or his son, erected after his death and one, the only example of the work of John Flaxman in Manchester, to celebrate his 50th anniversary as rector.
It was a site of brutal fighting during World War II, grimly commemorated by one cliff nicknamed Suicide and another called Banzai.
The battle was commemorated by three mediaeval stone crosses: one is on private land; another (now a stump) was relocated by North Walsham Urban District Council in 1932 and can be found near the roadside by the town's water towers; the third cross was moved and used as a parish boundary marker.
The local processes and committees could result in multiple memorials being created for the same community or event: the site of Verdun was commemorated by three different memorials, for example, while some British towns saw rival memorials created by competing groups in the community.
It was this more splendid second tour that the emperor chose to have commemorated by a set of twelve monumental scrolls, collectively titled "Picture of the Southern Tour" (Nanxuntu).
This year's centennial of the fire and the deaths of 146 immigrants on March 25 , 1911is being commemorated by more than one hundred events throughout the country.
(More than half of the funds for the building have come from the federal government; the balance has been provided by a star-studded group of private donors, including Michael Jordan, the television producer Shonda Rhimes, and Oprah Winfrey, whose contribution of more than twenty million dollars is commemorated by the museum's Oprah Winfrey Theatre).
Mahu were also admired for their healing skills; according to legend, mahu soothsayers brought their healing mana, or spirit, to Hawai'i from Tahiti many centuries ago, a visit commemorated by the healing stones of Kapaemahu, four basalt boulders located on Waikiki Beach.
