Sentence examples for further commemorated from inspiring English sources

Endeavours Pacific voyage was further commemorated in the use of her image on the reverse of the New Zealand fifty-cent coin, and in the naming of the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1989.

In 2014 he was further commemorated by the conversion of the former Keswick courthouse into a bar named in his honour with his full title, "The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas".

Many years after her death, streets and apartment buildings were named after her in the London boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Barking; she was further commemorated in her old constituency of Northampton when a hall of residence in the University of Northampton was named the Margaret Bondfield Hall.

She was born in Indianapolis on 28 October 1930, and her father's collection of work by J. M. W. Turner is still to be seen there; his generosity is further commemorated in the Kurt Pantzer memorial lecture organized annually by the Turner Society in London.

To further commemorate him, the center published a Festschrift for Raul Hilberg on His SeventyFifth Birthday in 2001.

Perhaps we should just name it "the infamous Dr. Reiter's syndrome," thereby raising the awareness of his historical misdeeds and further commemorating his victims.

And then "The Long Goodbye," a limited-run, five-LP boxed set further commemorating that same farewell show — it was released on Record Store Day in 2014, and elaborately feted via an "interactive gallery exhibition" at Rough Trade, a record shop and venue in Williamsburg.

To further commemorate this benchmark, driver Ara has been given an all-expense paid trip to the Uber city of his choice.

It also serves to further commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Delano Grape Strike.

In 2014, a lavish boxed set arrived to further commemorate that glorious last hurrah.

His images of the spectacles occasioned by the visits to Venice in 1782 of the Russian heir to the throne with his consort and of Pope Pius VI are displayed in the penultimate section of the exhibition, along with further commissions to commemorate official and aristocratic festivities.