Sentence examples for which is commemorating from inspiring English sources

This should be a moment of celebration for the Horace Mann School, which is commemorating its 125th year and just sent another crop of young men and women off to the nation's best colleges.

G.M., which is commemorating its 100th anniversary, is unlikely to hold off Toyota this year, given the difficulties it faces in North America and the production cuts it is making.

The massacre, which is commemorated on 24 April 2015, also saw hundreds and thousands of Armenians displaced.

In 1991, when Slovenia gained independence, the port of Koper was the scene of the departure of the Yugoslav army, which is commemorated by a monument.

The raid which is commemorated was executed by a group of Cheyennes and took place on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, 1878.

A custom is now established for each sitting prime minister to issue a statement about the war on every tenth anniversary of Japan's defeat, which is commemorated on August 15th.

Featuring a roster laden with future Hall of Famers such as Cool Papa Bell, Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige, and Ernie Banks, the Kansas City Monarchs (1920 30, 1937 62) were the most stable franchise in the Negro leagues, which is commemorated with a museum in Kansas City.

Among things consecrated are the pillar or stone of Bethel (Genesis 28); vessels of the Tabernacle (Leviticus 8); the altar of holocausts (Exodus 29); and the second Temple (Ezra 6), the consecration of which is commemorated at Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication.

He stopped at checkpoints to give history lectures, and tried to quash the myth that the race has anything to do with the famous serum run to Nome during the 1925 diphtheria epidemic, which is commemorated, in Central Park, with a statue of the heroic lead dog Balto.

Even the many Japanese troubled by their country's past feel that its suffering at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, for example—is forgotten.It has become expected that the sitting Japanese prime minister will issue a statement about the war to mark each tenth anniversary of Japan's surrender, which is commemorated in Japan on August 15th.

But these were pushed off the front pages by the Democratic Party's claims that Mr Tung had told Szeto Wah, one of their stalwarts, that the Democrats had to shelve "the baggage of June 4th"—a reference to the Tiananmen massacre of 1989 which is commemorated in an annual vigil in Hong Kong.Some within the Democratic Party are furious at the leak of Mr Szeto's meeting.