Sentence examples for commemorated that from inspiring English sources

No doubt the volcano will remain the biggest disaster commemorated that day.

When Khaled al-Asaad, a scholar who for 40 years had supervised and cared for Palmyra, refused to flee the descent of Isis upon the ruins, he was making a statement that deserves long to be commemorated: that the fragile and romantic remains of the ancient city embody an ideal worth dying for.

It is in how the Prophet's ascension is commemorated that different Muslims differentiate themselves.

Life magazine at the time dubbed 1968 "The Year of the Guru," and when Newsweek commemorated that seminal year four decades later, one article was titled "What the Beatles Gave Science".

To commemorate that, it is taking 30percentt off regular rates.

To commemorate that fact, Joanna Lumley takes us through her near-lifelong obsession with the King.

Ms. Norell, who wants to commemorate that community, uses a little olive oil and salt in the dough.

As we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11, there are a lot of projects commemorating that day.

Naturally, there are aspects of the early November rush to commemorate that are not to everyone's taste.

To commemorate that event, he will drive guests around Chicagoland Speedway on the anniversary this Sunday, before the actual race.

To commemorate that milestone, La MaMa, another venerable downtown institution, is hosting a one-night-only anniversary celebration on Jan.