Sentence examples for commemorated too from inspiring English sources

Those who died in the line of duty in unjustified wars deserve to be commemorated too.

When the 75th anniversary of the Easter Rising came round in 1991, the Irish government seemed reluctant to give even oblique support to the IRA by commemorating too vigorously the militant republicanism that gave birth to the state.

The men on the softball team got older and stopped playing, so none of the championships they commemorate are too recent.

But of all the gospel songs written and released to commemorate the too-short life of John F. Kennedy, none have endured and been as celebrated as the Dixie Hummingbirds' 45 RPM "Our Prayer for Peace," backed with "Come Ye Disconsolate" (Peacock 3013), released in early 1964.

But shouldn't we commemorate the horses too?

Horses had their fans too, and were commemorated in art and inscriptions, sometimes by name.

They also commemorated political and philosophical views.

The weight of that occasion -- difficult to capture in words -- pressed on me throughout the ceremonies commemorating the lives lost, too swiftly and too soon.

(The American Society of Safety Engineers also grew out of this tragedy, and they, too, are commemorating their centennial year).

NITV too asked the public what they thought the date commemorated and found similar results.

Jellicoe said he was pleased to see Jutland being commemorated in so many places, not just in the UK, but Denmark and Germany too.