Sentence examples for which commemorated from inspiring English sources

Upon his return he composed an elegy in Latin, "Epitaphium Damonis" ("Damon's Epitaph"), which commemorated Diodati.

His 1992 work "The Tradition Continues," which commemorated a national championship season, sold 19,920 prints and posters.

Yesterday was Good Friday, which commemorated the crucifixion of Jesus, and tomorrow will be Easter, when believers proclaim his resurrection.

The recent pilgrimages, which commemorated the death of the imam Hassan al-Askari, for whom the mosque is named, were marked by violence.

Striking a conciliatory tone in his speech, which commemorated two decades of independence and black majority rule, Mr. Mugabe said he appreciates "the pressures facing the farmers".

A longtime yachtsman and businessman, Mr. Robertson was instrumental in the last Operation Sail, in 1992, which commemorated the 500th anniversary of Columbus's landing in the New World.

In some Kalabari communities, rectangular screens are fashioned by carpentry into a low-relief frontal group in which a commemorated ancestor is flanked by supporting figures much like the king in Benin plaques, by which the screens may have been inspired about two centuries ago.

The basic symbolism, in which the central relic is identified with the sacred person or concept commemorated and also with the building itself, is retained.

Americans have had to look elsewhere for memories that ameliorate our racial discontents, which helps explain our recent focus on the 19th-century Underground Railroad as an example (widely commemorated and often exaggerated) of blacks and whites working together in a common cause.

Being the chosen "people of God" is celebrated especially during the Passover festival in which the Exodus is ritually re-enacted and commemorated in the month of Nisan (spring).

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