Sentence examples for commemoration which from inspiring English sources

What results is a work of contemplative commemoration, which merits and rewards repeated explorations.

In the run-up to the commemoration, which lasted a week, white Alabamans formed "Confederate Colonel" and "Confederate Belle" chapters.

The occasion is risen to, sort of, by an exhibition called "Henry James: A Commemoration," which is in the Houghton Library at Harvard.

What the coincidence shows, though, is that there is an established formula for television commemoration, which breaks down into ordained stages.

They even made a documentary, to be released this year as part of the commemoration, which the Library of Congress has deemed "culturally significant".

Organisers of the commemoration, which will be attended by Barack Obama, his predecessor, George Bush, and more than 100 legislators from Washington, want to use the anniversary to call for a renewal of federal voting rights legislation.

Mr. Greca had promised that the commemorations, which he organized, would be "a joyous national festival".

They told me they had come out of a sense of duty.The event had been listed on a website devoted to the anniversary commemorations, which are extensive.

Mussolini's tomb gets between 80,000 and 100,000 visitors a year, with peaks during the three commemorations, which in recent years have been presided over by Father Tam.

A memorial mass near the ruins of the destroyed Catholic cathedral started two days of anniversary commemorations which have focused attention on survivors' frustration at the slow pace of rebuilding.

Obama is understood to have been invited to play a central role in the King commemorations, which are likely to be a global spectacle, but has not yet publicly committed himself.