commemoratively

No one still struts more as a free spirit than Candide, the creature of Voltaire who was born a commemoratively tidy 300 years ago.

The entrance road that the RPYC is on was commemoratively renamed 'Australia II Drive'.

Curiously enough, the Temple Menorah and any related artifacts had already been exhibited in the triumphal parade of Titus (and commemoratively depicted on his triumphal arch).

When first occupied, the site was largely empty fields: it is now ornamented by several avenues of mature trees, many commemoratively marked with plaques naming the distinguished guests who planted them 1920-1970.

And they've exchanged the religious streak of their debut for patriotism, ending this album with a tribute to a Vietnam veteran (who gets commemoratively drunk) and a countrified "Star-Spangled Banner."

Also, Cooley High School in Detroit and Cooley Elementary School in Waterford, Michigan, are commemoratively named in Justice Cooley's honor.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, given that Western estimates place the Soviet Union as the world's second producer behind South Africa, gold jewellery and commemoratively minted gold coins have been always comparatively plentiful, though their export is forbidden.

Mustafa Castle is a building of historical relevance located in Meerut, India, commemoratively built by Nawab Ishaq Khan to serve as a memorial to his father, the poet and critic Mustafa Khan Shaifta.

(When Sir Francis Drake looted the city of Portobelo, Panama, died and was buried at sea in its harbour, many places in England and Ireland were commemoratively named Portobello - including part of Rathmines in 1696.

Steve Spina, the city manager, said city officials and protesters were discussing possible compromises: naming a planned water park or a new library for Dr. King, or keeping the new street signs up commemoratively while changing the official name back to Sixth Avenue.