Sentence examples for didn't commemorate from inspiring English sources

"I just tried to do my best, to play for Madrid, to score goals, but I didn't commemorate because I think it's not fair, not respect if I commemorate".

"And I think, looking from overseas, people who respected and revered Margaret Thatcher and what she did would think we were taking an extraordinary view if we somehow didn't commemorate this".

One must rejoice, then, that the myths, rituals and images that were celebrated at the weekend on the beaches of Normandy didn't commemorate the victory of one group of nations over another.

Hale was born in New Hampshire in 1788 and grew up celebrating Thanksgiving – which did not commemorate the Pilgrims – as a regional holiday.

Well, we don't commemorate disasters.

"They don't commemorate as much in Belgium as they do in Britain".

(Needless to say, we don't commemorate our own side's crimes so religiously).

I don't commemorate Pearl Jam's "Ten," or the death of Kurt Cobain in 1994, or any of the peaceful three-day concert festivals I've been to over the course of my teenage years and 20s, and neither should you.

It would be easy to say Google doesn't commemorate religious holidays.

Levine doesn't commemorate the working-class life as much as spit back its images in unchanging form: confirming our ingrained idea of Levine's idea of 1940s Detroit working life.

Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have finally added the missing equestrian statue to the Fourth Plinth, but their boy astride his rocking horse doesn't commemorate a glorious history, but is rather a symbol for the future, and puts the past in a different perspective.