Sentence examples for date celebrated from inspiring English sources

A selection is going on display, free, at the museum in time for Bloomsday on 16 June, a date celebrated all over the world by fellow lovers of the book.

Battlefield Earth was released on May 12, 2000, three days after the 50th anniversary of the publication of Hubbard's book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, a date celebrated by Scientologists worldwide as a major Scientology holiday.

This tour date celebrates those releases.

On your birth date, celebrate the difference you plan to make in your years to go.

While the reasons for such a move have been varied, concerns with the current arrangement have included: The current date, celebrating the foundation of the Colony of New South Wales, can be seen as lacking national significance.

Marcus orders his account chronologically — from primers to Potter, so to speak — beginning with the first children's book published in the colonies, "The New-England Primer" (1689) and concluding with J. K. Rowling's record-breaking series, the only books of any kind to have their release dates celebrated at midnight festivals nationwide.

Established Relationships For the married and long-term dating, celebrate Valentine's with a romantic evening together.

Some Jewish sectarians, such as the Sadducees, rejected the rabbinic tradition concerning the date of the sheaf ceremony, preferring a later date, and celebrated Shavuot accordingly.

(The date of Christmas was officially designated during the fourth century as Dec. 25th - the date Romans celebrated the Solstice).

He was released on October 17 a date still celebrated by Peronists as Loyalty Day and his foes were forced to resign.

On 4 July – a date now celebrated in Oxford as Alice's Day – he rowed up the Isis with Robinson Duckworth and the three daughters of Henry Liddell, Dean of Christ Church, including 10-year-old Alice.