Sentence examples for commemorating it from inspiring English sources

This year is Chopin's bicentennial: too few dance companies are commemorating it, but in this Limón revival Theater Ballet does the composer honor.

"There's no better way of forgetting something than by commemorating it," he says, commenting on the British inability to assume more responsibility for World War I.

The other was "I Can Only Imagine," MercyMe's first and still probably its biggest hit: "Will I dance for you, Jesus, or in awe of you, be still?" It was Faith and Family Night at the stadium — many attendees wore T-shirts commemorating it.

Those who have written about the Great War in the hundred years since it began, and those so deeply engaged in commemorating it today, have frequently seen it as a — even the — defining event of the twentieth century, and of modernity more broadly.

Those who have written about the Great War in the hundred years since it began, and those so deeply engaged in commemorating it today, have frequently seen it as a — even _the — _defining event of the twentieth century, and of modernity more broadly.

(And who do you think built all these impressive fortifications?) A large cobblestone courtyard near the clock-tower entrance to the old city (now Plaza de Los Coches) was the city's main slave market, although there is no sign commemorating it as such.

"If people want to commemorate it for a long period of time, that's fine".

The more distant World War II becomes, the more Russians seem to commemorate it.

"You can't commemorate it on the one hand and desecrate it on the other".

YOU want a festival to rejuvenate an artist's work, not just commemorate it.

We should commemorate it with shame and fear as much as with admiration and gratitude.