Sentence examples for commemoration that from inspiring English sources

There seemed little reason to think that this is a commemoration that will not continue.

"I never tried to stop the commemoration, that is not true," he said.

Yet this huge project largely obscures a broad landscape of commemoration that has developed across the country in recent decades.

It was also a very immediate problem of policy — of burial and commemoration — that grew directly out of the changed nature of warfare.

It was a stirring ending to a two-day commemoration that was in many ways remarkable for how understated it was.

All this may overshadow attempts by local leaders to develop a new approach to commemoration that could yet beat back the neo-Nazis.The story of what happened 60 years ago is unchanged, despite research showing it to be wrong.

"A work of self-commemoration that takes the side of continuing existence," it "shimmers with the dark radiance -- the stark beauty -- of last things," Edward Hirsch wrote here in 2002.

This year marks Brown's 50th anniversary, but the commemorations that have already begun are bittersweet.

These divisions are also reflected in the rival commemorations that will be held in Bosnia.

Because such days or periods generally originated in religious celebrations or ritual commemorations that usually included sacred community meals, they are called feasts or festivals.

The festivities capped weeks of commemorations that have included full dress parades, Royal Air Force flyovers, pageant-filled church services, and "God Bless You Ma'am" tabloid headlines.