Sentence examples for soon commemorated from inspiring English sources

Heber was soon commemorated in print; as well as the publication of his hymns collection in 1827, the journal that he had kept during his northern India tour of 1824 25 was published in 1828 and proved a great commercial success.

8) Olympic Spirit Four miles north of Park City, on the way back to the airport, the 389-acre Utah Olympic Park at Bear Hollow (435-658-4200; the Web site, www.utaholympicpark.org, should be up soon) commemorates the Winter Games of 2002, as well as the broader history of winter sports.

One hopes that victories like these will soon be commemorated with monuments.

Harry Beck, who designed the London tube map, and Mendelssohn are to be commemorated soon.

But for that, a feel-good story soon to be commemorated in a documentary film would be continuing as far as the international game's biggest stage.

Yet the events of that August night in 1963, soon to be commemorated in a blizzard of television programmes and republished memoirs, have great relevance for a man on the run and serve as an illustration of how life has changed over the last half-century for would-be escapologists.

Soon he was commemorating all kinds of art world events -- past and present, local and international.

A few bottles of Grey Goose helped the women pass the time, and soon their mood improved; some of them commemorated their visit to Williams's house by posing for cell-phone pictures.

It commemorated a parishioner, Emily Keator, who died around the age of 29, soon after the birth of her second son.

Yet while Flood's role model, Jackie Robinson, is belatedly commemorated in every ballpark, Flood's number won't be retired anytime soon.

Disaster becomes ambiguously commemorated.