Sentence examples for commemorative programme from inspiring English sources

Graduands attend for free and guest tickets are £28 each, which includes a commemorative programme and a reception".

While visiting an antique shop in a spare moment on tour, he spotted a silk commemorative programme from a Victorian command performance at Drury Lane.

The commemorative programme of events includes a parade on Easter Sunday from Dublin Castle to Parnell Square, concerts at the National Concert Hall during Easter Week and Ravelóid, a festival from 10-12 June that celebrates Irish language and culture at Ardgillan Castle in North County Dublin (raveloid.ie; €99).

A 17-man squad has been listed diplomatically on the club website but the commemorative programme that has been published for the game is expected to confirm that Alex Murphy has been chosen ahead of Sean Long at scrum-half, and that Vince Karalius has squeezed out Kel Coslett and Paul Sculthorpe at loose-forward.

"There may have been - and still may be - an element at the Court that doesn't think Rocky should be connected with it, because it's somehow lightweight and puerile," said the show's creator, Richard O'Brien, in an interview in the commemorative programme.

An extended version of the interview will be broadcast in a special commemorative programme on BBC Two NI at 06:20 BST on Sunday 15 April.

You know it is not a normal football match when stewards in fluorescent orange jackets have to be sent in to control the queues for commemorative programmes.

Already he has plans to strike a one day sponsorship deal with a national company, sell special replica kits, launch a souvenir programme commemorative mugs, pens, tea towels as well if there is a demand.

There was to be no fuss, just a commemorative essay in the programme and a final bow from Lady MacMillan.

The programme of commemorative events, launched today, will also include an exhibition at London's Science Museum, opening this Friday and looking at how Churchill backed scientific advances that helped win the Second World War.

A major programme of national commemorative events "properly funded and given the proper status they deserve".