Commemorative in a sentence as a noun

I'm saving up my HN points to get a commemorative pin!

There is a commemorative t-shirt of that bug with just the string of characters.

"Oh man is that the commemorative bong for Psychonauts 2?

I've always been quite proud of having Darwin there, perhaps a commemorative note?

Phrases to be set in bronze refer to phrases scuplted in statues or other commemorative decor.

Only if I can collect a different commemorative stamp at each event!

So the mint will eventually be out of business except in selling commemorative coins.

It was a commemorative coin for Operation Enduring Freedom that my cousin gave me.

Maybe a commemorative helmet-cam dvd could be included.

Commemorative in a sentence as an adjective

There are hundreds of commemorative plaques/stones everywhere you go in the downtown and neighbouring districts.

You can add the Pope's official commemorative photobook as another bad example.

I was under the impression that the only thing they ever done is stamp new 25 pieces with different people / animal / commemorative events on them every year.

In 1951, the special commemorative issue for the Festival of Britain included the name "Britain" incidentally.

It could therefore be said that the name of the country then appeared for the first time on a stamp of the UK, although the word "British" had appeared on British Empire Exhibition commemorative stamps of 1924.

[1]> The campaign included displaying the Dagen H logo on various commemorative items, including milk cartons, men's shorts[1] and women's underwear.

I guess in my mind, if we use $10 of platinum to mint commemorative not-intended-for-use $500 coins, the use of platinum is more of a coincidence than an actual use of metal-based currency.

His responsibilities will include helping to co-ordinate significant projects and commemorative events involving the Army in London.

Commemorative definitions

noun

an object (such as a coin or postage stamp) made to mark an event or honor a person

adjective

intended as a commemoration; "a commemorative plaque"

See also: commemorating