Sentence examples for commemorating how from inspiring English sources

On a visit to the University of Chicago, his father pointed out a plaque commemorating how the first self-sustaining nuclear reaction had been achieved there.

The singer remembers "the feast of no yeast" and decides that the holiday should commemorate "how the Jews traveled over the Hudson River" to the family Seder.

A sukkah is a temporary outdoor hut built to commemorate how the Israelites lived for 40 years wandering the desert after their exodus from slavery in Egypt.

The officer and his rookie partner were sitting in front of our favorite Alberto's Mexican restaurant, across from the parent navel-orange tree that commemorates how this city made its original fortunes.

The dinner will become an annual event, a chance for us to commemorate how far we've come.

Yankovic first considered writing his parody of "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)" about the film and calling it "Pretty Fly for a Jedi", but he quickly dismissed this idea; he wanted to parody a classic song to commemorate how important the new movie was considered.

It's only about ten minutes long, but in all the hours devoted to commemorating it, how often will the full speech be presented to the public, rather than commentary by more modern (and less eloquent) orators?

China Youth Net, however, recounts public "discontent" over the way that Mr Hu's death in 1989 was officially commemorated and how thousands of students marched on Tiananmen Square days later for a memorial service for him.

In Germany, the political and economic chaos of the immediate post-war years discouraged the construction of civic war memorials and comparatively few civic memorials in their larger towns, mainly due to the shortage of funds in the inter-war German economy and political disagreements between local groups as to what to commemorate and how.

The government is remaining neutral on the questions of how to commemorate Waterloo and how to mark the centenary of the first world war.

The important thing, ultimately, is what we do with anniversaries: how we commemorate them, and how we use them to build a world better than the one that existed on Day Zero.