Sentence examples for its commemoration from inspiring English sources

Much of your work deals with the Palestinian historical narrative and its commemoration.

His outburst was part current event, part history: for more than a thousand years, suffering and its commemoration have been at the heart of the Shiite ideology.

A C of E spokesperson said the formal removal of his name from its commemoration list was "an issue for another day and involves a full synodical process".

Jones, the chancellor, said he recognized that Ole Miss would be criticized for not going far enough in its commemoration, just as he has heard complaints that the university is paying any attention at all.

The idea that birds can be emissaries to a battered world — like the dove and raven sent out by Noah — motivated Israel's decision to adopt a national bird as part of its commemoration of 60 years of statehood.

With Charles Dutoit on the podium, the Philharmonic continues its commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Schoenberg's death with a performance of "Begleitmusik," a score for an imaginary film.

The headlines called out the day, its commemorations, the public solemnities.

As the church approaches its commemorations of the crucifixion and the resurrection, Catholics will contemplate how death can lead to new beginnings.

Shit really hit the fan in August, when news leaked that Germany had sent a special envoy to London to discuss the centenary and reportedly asked Britain to tone down its commemorations.

But those tensions were scarcely mentioned on Friday as Hezbollah held its annual commemoration of its 2006 war with Israel.

First Minister Carwyn Jones has led Wales in its Remembrance Sunday commemorations in Cardiff.