Commemorate used in a sentence

Commemorate in a sentence as a verb

" or "Why don't you want a picture taken of yourself to commemorate the moment?

I will leave my mistake to commemorate it: "As an American, I've have always been..."

Let us use this moment to commemorate our enormous luck that you didn't spread further.

I haven't read anything that he's written in the past 15 years or so. I suppose I ought to find one of his newer novels as a way to commemorate him.

...to commemorate soldiers who have died in war...It's to commemorate British soldiers.

You should give away some "Code Keyboard" to your readers to commemorate the 10th anniversary.

In Germany, Austria, Italy, and Spain, the notion of giving a diamond ring to commemorate an engagement had never taken hold.

If the killing of civilians was indeed not part of their aim, you would think the organization would treat the operation as a tragic mistake and distance themselves from it rather than coming together to commemorate it in 2006.