Sentence examples for one commemorating from inspiring English sources
January 4th ,1800 was the one commemorating the death of George Washington, and there are almost as many facsimiles as there are copies of "Gone with the wind".
"If Boris Johnson lasts as foreign secretary until next November, he'll be the one commemorating the Balfour declaration centenary," tweeted the Haaretz journalist Anshel Pfeffer.
Alongside one lauding comrade Billy Wright, the murdered leader of the Loyalist Volunteer Force, is one commemorating the Princess of Wales.
Subsequent "idea" parks now include one about the Underground Railroad, one commemorating Japanese internment camps, and the Rosie the Riveter Park, which commemorates the nation's homefront efforts during World War II.
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"24 July will no longer be the eve of a day of celebration but rather one commemorating one of the saddest days in the history of Galicia," said Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the region's president.
One commemorates the opening in 1866 of the city's late Victorian library.
This one commemorates the last Confederate bivouac north of the Mason-Dixon Line, where 3,000 soliders led by Gen. Bradley T. Johnson camped after the burning of Chambersburg.
One commemorates Eric Karros' rookie of the year award in 1992.
"We want it to be reflective". There are currently 15 statues present on the Capitol grounds, including ones commemorating Confederate soldiers, Confederate women, firefighters and the Little Rock Nine, the group of black students who helped push school desegregation by enrolling in the previously all-white Little Rock Central High in 1957.
There are currently 15 statues present on the Capitol grounds, including ones commemorating Confederate soldiers, Confederate women, firefighters and the Little Rock Nine, the group of black students who helped push school desegregation by enrolling in the previously all-white Little Rock Central High in 1957.
