Sentence examples for commemorating about from inspiring English sources

Since the uprising began 19 months ago, he has printed posters commemorating about 300 people.

The National Police Memorial is a memorial in central London, commemorating about 4000 police officers killed in the course of their duties in the United Kingdom.

Fifty-one percent believe the attacks are commemorated about the right amount, while 27percentt would like to see more attention paid to them.

"The 28th [June] isn't about commemorating the coup, it's about repudiating it.

I could see that for this man April 24th was not so much about commemorating the past as it was about finding some release from the present.

"Selma is not just about commemorating the past.

I read with interest Philip Gourevitch's essay about commemorating the genocide in Rwanda (Comment, April 21st).

A hundred years later and Ireland has come of age; 2016 is all about commemorating the Easter Rising.

It's a centennial that President Vladimir Putin, no fan of dissent under his own rule, has some ambivalence about commemorating.

"If you are serious about commemorating such a place of horror, you would definitely not make such a visit during an election campaign," Künast told the German newspaper, Leipziger Volkszeitung.

But the location of the memorial in a little-known park sandwiched between two skyscrapers seemed to signal continuing popular ambivalence about commemorating anything having to do with Vietnam.