Sentence examples for commemoration i from inspiring English sources

A week ago, in my front-page story on the Hiroshima commemoration, I planted a little trap for our sub-editors.

And then, forehead furrowed, she pecked out what she called her "last commemoration": I have a mother and a lil brother that's down here in Bayou Black Gym and that's why I am writing this to dedicate to them that I will always have them in mimory and I will try to keep in touch with them the best way that I can.

After the 150th commemoration, I no longer think the Confederate battle flag belongs at Gettysburg, Antietam, Shiloh, or any other battlefields.

I want to thank all of you for inviting me to participate in this auspicious commemoration, and I wish that I could be there with you.

They were written for a recent commemoration ceremony (I am not sure which) and circulated by email.

I wouldn't have accepted board appointments to the British Museum the Royal Opera Housee, Covent Garden; the Serpentine Gallery; the presidency of the Brontë Society; and now a seat on the cultural board of the first world war commemoration, if I didn't believe not only that culture belongs to all, but also that there is a duty in a democratic society to make it accessible to all, too.

"End fistula, restore women's dignity" is a fitting theme for this years commemoration, and I have seen how such a small act has a tremendous impact on a woman's life and welfare.

So, as the one hundred days of commemoration continues, I ask myself what is my responsibility as someone who was not a direct witness, but who has deep ties to Rwanda?

I was never banned from going to commemorations - I just decided to make my own way there.

While attending the various commemoration events this week, I came to the realization I was witnessing a pivotal moment in history.

Members of a World War I commemoration group have travelled to Mametz Wood in northern France to mark the 25th anniversary of the unveiling of a Welsh memorial.