Sentence examples for commemorated through from inspiring English sources

The Warsaw Ghetto uprising is rightly commemorated — through books, memoirs and movies — as an extraordinary act of courage in the face of near-certain death.

Holy mountains were places of revelation for the prophet; his life and vision were commemorated through annual pilgrimages to the summits.

The event has also been commemorated through references in television, theatre, and popular music.

Australia's involvement in the Battle of Normandy has also been commemorated through memorials and official state visits.

Her sacrifices are commemorated through countless forms of symbolism, some of which go beyond metaphor and literally just provide free food to the poor during the celebrations.

While the flag itself is the perpetual legacy of Agoncillo, she is also commemorated through museums and monuments like the marker in Hong Kong (where her family temporarily sojourned), at her ancestral home in Taal, Batangas which has been turned into a museum, in paintings by notable painters as well as through other visual arts.

And City Hall has planned a series of 64 concerts under the banner, Madrid Thrills! "The city of Madrid has tried to commemorate, through music, the start of a century that will, without doubt, be one of fusion, of meetings and mixing of cultures," said Mercedes de la Merced, the mayor's deputy.

This square was renamed Constitution Square to commemorate (through to the present) the events of September 1843 and to feature many later tumultuous events of Greek history.

Researcher and museum curator Margo Neale has described the art of both Bancroft and Morgan as depicting "their relationship to country and family in generally high-keyed works, celebrating and commemorating through personal or collective stories in mainly figurative narratives".

She decided to take it on, held a hasty press conference at which she was flanked, rather bizarrely, by the communities secretary Eric Pickles, and announced that the Great War would be commemorated, not celebrated, through art.

They are commemorated by name through the Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour located in St George's Chapel in Westminster Abbey.