Sentence examples for further celebrated from inspiring English sources

An end to multiple exam entries, national curriculum levels and controlled assessments are further celebrated by the English subject leader at Huntington Secondary School in York.

Kutuzov For his victory at the battle of Borodino, Alexander I gave Prince Mikhail Kutuzov the rank of field marshal, and he was later further celebrated for his defeat of French forces at Smolensk in November 1812.

Earlier in the day, even Mr. Obama seemed to believe that Mr. Mubarak would go further, celebrating his belief that Egypt was "witnessing history unfold".

To further celebrate the great female artist, let us know how you are toasting Ms. Miller in the comments.

To further celebrate the contributions of women, the National Youth Foundation will publish the winning book and donate copies to public libraries across the country.

Both are self-taught photographers who embarked on the project to create a world where women are not limited by stereotypes of femininity and to further celebrate the home grown beauty of New York City women.

Just the first product in a series of upcoming collaborative designs by her then, now fast forward to 2016, specifically last night Tuesday in NYC at Navy in Soho for a special Cocktails Invite to further celebrate this collaboration, officially set to launch in two weeks.

Depending on what you're celebrating, you could have an after party at home to further celebrate.

Research conducted in 2007 reported that 27.6% of Australians polled attended an organised Australia Day event and a further 25.6% celebrated with family and friends making Australia Day the largest annual public event in the nation.

"We wanted to take it a bit further, to celebrate it and turn it into something a little more highbrow, if you will," he said.

Whether Abe Hayeem likes it or not, Tel Aviv's flourishing is a remarkable achievement; I am proud of it, participate in the effort to develop it further and celebrate its liberalism, openness, cultural creativity and joie de vivre – while continuing to oppose the occupation.