Sentence examples for that commemorating from inspiring English sources

If we may turn for a moment from the current season marking the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus to that commemorating his birth, when was the last time you saw a Christmas card that proclaims: "War on Earth"?

But "Eurydice" movingly suggests that commemorating life, its pleasures and problems, its transience and pain, is the only way to triumph over death and loss.

"While we agree that commemorating Edgar Allan Poe is important, and we are committed to finding a way to do it, we do not believe that preserving this structure is the appropriate way to do it," he said.

(Life is that way, too, of course.) But "Eurydice" movingly suggests that commemorating life, its pleasures and problems, its transience and pain, is the only way to triumph over death and loss.

That a soap is exploring the ethics of commemoration is worth at least some praise, especially when we're probably not far off seeing Anzac burgers in fast-food chains or Digger-themed sticks sthats thallowlow you to take mid-puke photographs of yourself throwing up all that "commemorating" you've been doing.

The head of the Anglican church in Ireland has said that commemorating the outbreak of World War One fuses sadness, pride and horror.

Fourth, offer memorabilia that commemorate the experience for the user.

HEMPSTEAD "We Hold These Truths," an exhibition that commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation.

Battle Monument State Park contains an 85-foot (26-metre) granite obelisk that commemorates the battle.

Arturo Bandini figures in the extended, multivolume bildungsroman that commemorated the author's own progress.

It's a holiday that commemorates an ancient battle against assimilation.