Sentence examples for to commemoration from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of commemorating; an observance or celebration designed to honor the memory of some person or event.
The end of the year also lends itself to commemoration.
"This is the journey Dallas has taken, from assassination to commemoration, moving from memory to history".
The Association of Holocaust Organizations has 293 institutional members around the world, each at least partly devoted to commemoration.
The voluntary curtailment or blackout of advertising on a day devoted to commemoration rather than breaking news is perhaps unprecedented.
But to commit so many prime acres only to commemoration and mourning would to again be bested by the terrorists.
In 1919 the federal government established the Historic Sites and Monuments Board to advise on matters of national historic importance, with particular reference to commemoration or preservation.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France will devote much of his day to commemorations honoring Georges Clemenceau, France's wartime leader, and Charles Péguy, the beloved poet who died near here in the first Battle of the Marne.
I was never banned from going to commemorations - I just decided to make my own way there.
But after a while, you begin to realize that these locals are used to it especially in the run-up to the commemoration.
But after a while, you begin to realise that these locals are used to it – especially in the run-up to the commemoration.
What did Vice President Cheney wear to a commemoration ceremony in Poland recently, according to the article?
