Sentence examples for time commemorative from inspiring English sources

This was the first time commemorative coin legislation covered more than one issue.

Since that time commemorative stamps have been created to immortalize a wide variety of things including the states, the presidents, American heroes, great inventions, monumental days in history, and popular icons.

And then they offered to sell me a bottle of It's Time Whitlam commemorative wine.

He had, as the Clark family told you at the time, a commemorative medallion awarded when he turned up at a historian's conference in Moscow in the centenary year of Lenin's birth.

Bar a small group of old fisherman recalling better times, the commemorative bar was empty again, while the other side of the pub was busy.

In 1985, having had success with knickknacks at Teleflora, the Resnicks paid $167.5 million to acquire the Franklin Mint, which at the time primarily sold commemorative coins and medallions.

Struck over a lengthy period in small numbers per year, the many varieties produced came to be considered a ripoff by coin collectors, and led to the end, for the time, of the commemorative coin series.

These are commemorative times.

The Postal Service can go on designing beautiful, time-sensitive or commemorative images, even a series that exists for only a day.

Ex-polytechnics have refectories named after one-time "terrorists", and commemorative slabs laid by Tony or Cherie will one day go the way of Jimmy Savile's gravestone.

"When you look at this at a distance, you can't tell whether it's upside down or right side up, you can't tell what's here; it looks like a pattern," Chernofsky told the New York Times about his commemorative project over the weekend.