Sentence examples for really commemorate from inspiring English sources

We never really commemorate Bert's life in the way we do Eddie's.

It basically meant that no one could really commemorate those who died.

"We want to have something where you can really commemorate the things that happened 100 years ago".

"Today is really about commemorating the Sikh contribution to the armed forces both today and in the past," said Lt Col John Kendall, who organised the event at the Indian War Memorial room at Sandhurst.

I really wanted to commemorate that, and that's when I came across kirigami.

On their own, each sculpture is a captivating piece, but it's the layered context of who each one is supposed to commemorate that really sells the project even if the nicknames tend to be a bit clichéd.

It'd be cool if someone made one of those videos with the slow motion and the really bad music commemorating it. . - The Giants blew it but then the Cowboys blew it worse at the last second.

What is more, no one was really in the mood to commemorate the anniversary in 1915.

Weaving is really slow, and I wanted to commemorate images that I felt connected to.

Unfortunately, the Holý Trinity lost on 16 July 2012, with the death of Antonín Holý, the basic reason for its existence, but perhaps not really if we still continue to commemorate the spiritual existence of the Holý Trinity.

For those who choose to commemorate veterans, however, there was really no choice but to brave the rain, at least for a while.