Sentence examples for continue to commemorate from inspiring English sources
So we should continue to commemorate the end of that particular war, even after there is no one at all who actually remembers it.
Here's what I learned from the Library of Congress site and other resources: in the aftermath of World War I, whose events we continue to commemorate in 2019, thousands of refugee families and orphaned children were "adopted" by American troops and cared for by American Red Cross staff.
The countries continue to commemorate this occasion on Anzac Day.
Let's hope they continue to commemorate him every year by playing in his tournament.
Bangladeshis around the world continue to commemorate this day as Shaheed Buddhijibi Dibosh, or Day of the Martyred Intellectuals.
In the heart of the most progressive and creative cultural city in America, why should we continue to commemorate this legacy?" New Orleans officialdom would be wise to reconsider their plan.
Players, former players, officials and members of the public were part of a daylong program in New York's Times Square on Thursday as U.S. Soccer continued to commemorate its founding 100 years ago, on April 5, 1913, in Manhattan.
"That said, while continuing to commemorate historic events and individuals, it is critically important that we offer subjects to interest younger generations and topical collectors into stamp collecting, such as Harry Potter, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and, most recently, Batman," Saunder said.
That may seem like, well, overkill, but the Somme, like Gettysburg, Gallipoli and other battles stretching back to Thermopylae, will continue to be commemorated as long as fortitude under fire continues to be admired.
Ibrox is the club's home, it is symbolically important to the fans, and emotionally significant too since the victims of two disasters at the stadium continue to be commemorated.
But thanks to one generous reader who managed to snap the lovely Andy snuggling up to Pammy (left), Brillo's steamy late-1980s liaison with the former Miss India, who was also alleged to have had "Ugandan discussions" with a Libyan security official, continues to be commemorated on the letters page in nearly every issue.
