Sentence examples for generally commemorated from inspiring English sources

(June 4, or 6/4, is the day generally commemorated as the anniversary of the military crackdown on the Tiananmen Square movement).

On the day the Rwandan Genocide is generally commemorated, former President Clinton's words rang hollow both in material and delivery.

It has been marked for hundreds of years, and is generally thought to commemorate a 1621 harvest feast the US Pilgrims shared with Indians after settling at Plymouth, in what is now Massachusetts.

Thanksgiving has been marked for hundreds of years, and is generally thought to commemorate a 1621 harvest feast the US Pilgrims shared with Indians after settling at Plymouth, in what is now Massachusetts.

Consider the designer Michael Kors, who recently commemorated 30 consistent if not generally spine-tingling years in the fashion industry with a disco-inflected runway show, a party at Bemelmans Bar well stocked with celebrities, and the opening of a gleaming new duplex flagship on Madison Avenue.

The River Road National Scenic Byway starts on M-65 at Rollways Road, and the highway generally follows the river as it passes by a former logging community which is commemorated by Lumberman's Monument.

During the ensuing decades Shackleton's status as a polar hero was generally outshone by that of Captain Scott, whose polar party had by 1925 been commemorated on more than 30 monuments in Britain alone, including stained glass windows, statues, busts and memorial tablets.

He was highly influential in introducing the best of Indian culture to the West and vice versa, and he is generally regarded as the outstanding creative artist of the modern Indian subcontinent, being highly commemorated in India and Bangladesh, as well as in Sri Lanka, Nepal and Pakistan.

Disaster becomes ambiguously commemorated.

I commemorated his name in blood.

Two posters commemorated the victims James V. DeBlase and Joon Koo Kang.