Sentence examples for whose anniversary is from inspiring English sources

On May 9, 1950 — a date whose anniversary is now celebrated as Europe Day — Robert Schuman, the French foreign minister, proposed that his nation and West Germany pool their coal and steel production.

Before leaving comedy in comics, a word on two new releases from Fantagraphics, a Seattle-based publisher that has been producing alternative and avant-garde material for 25 years, and whose anniversary is an occasion for fans to express genuine thanks and admiration.

"I also think about the family of Constable Ronan Kerr, whose anniversary is approaching and whose murderers have not yet been apprehended.

Since his inaugural, and especially in Ankara and Cairo whose anniversary is upon us, the President set out a different vision and reached out to the Muslim world as no president before him.

The U.S.S.R. is filled with films, plays, exhibitions on the proto Bolshevik whose anniversary was chosen to symbolize all Communist accomplishments.

Among the many composers whose anniversaries are being celebrated this season, Berlioz and Ives — the thin-skinned Parisian sophisticate and the flinty Connecticut curmudgeon — are a likelier pair than one might think.

They… Among the many composers whose anniversaries are being celebrated this season, Berlioz and Ives — the thin-skinned Parisian sophisticate and the flinty Connecticut curmudgeon — are a likelier pair… AIMEZ-VOUS BRAHMS?

Significantly, he brought women into the world of sports, through the portion of the 1972 Education Amendments better known as Title IX, whose 40th anniversary is celebrated on June 23.

On the eve of the party, whose 35th anniversary is this Wednesday, Mr. Capote himself provided the guest list to The New York Times.

We reap far more than a whirlwind from the phrases and rhythms left to us by the King James translation of the Bible, whose 400th anniversary is being commemorated this year.

It's based on the true story of how Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret pretended to be common folk and mingled incognito with the partying crowds on the night of Victory in Europe, a joyous event whose 70th anniversary is now being celebrated.