Sentence examples for the commemorated from inspiring English sources
verb
To honour the memory of someone or something with a ceremony or object.
- On November 11th we commemorate the fallen with a march.
It nevertheless has some signs of freshness and care, showing the commemorated poet to advantage, as in Barker, Blackburn, Ridler, Smart and Edward Thomas.
Sales have grown regardless of the team's performance or the commemorated player, a group that has included John Franco, David Wright and even Kaz Matsui, a less than popular infielder.
Ironically, the first section of Highway 33 to be assumed as provincial highway is not part of the commemorated Loyalist Parkway.
The former commemorated the band's appearance at the first Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington in 1980, while the latter was a hymn to the simple act of being both a metal band and a metal fan.
And he spoke with sadness of an America that will take a long time to come to terms with the legacy of Iraq, of the names of the dead commemorated in town squares and highways and etched on the white stones at Arlington cemetery.
One painting, The Burning of the Roadhouse, commemorated therapeutic burning of dwellings to rid them of disease; another, Sunflower Remedy, portrayed a dazzling sunflower shielding a child from tuberculosis.
She's by far the best commemorated of all British figures across the land.
Next, "In the Night" (1970), as danced by Pennsylvania Ballet (founded, like the others in this program, in the 1960s), commemorated Jerome Robbins.
Why will the group perform songs about other events as well in the performance described, and how do they relate to the other commemorated event? 3. Divide students into groups of three or four, and have each select a different civil rights movement topic from the board.
The wounded, surrounded by concerned relatives, were being treated as heroes and the dead commemorated as martyrs.
More than 700 plaques on the wall commemorated married couples who had met there.
