Be or provide a memorial to a person or an event.
Mark by some ceremony or observation.
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Examples for "record "
1 There's a problem with the new record : It's from 29 years ago.
2 Most divorce cases are matters of public record , say family law attorneys.
3 Often, he said, those summaries are sent via electronic health record systems.
4 It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
5 Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
1 The HPV-transforming gene E7 was unable to immortalize human mammary epithelial cells.
2 And he had chosen this bright spot whereon to immortalize his name.
3 De Plonville, your invention will immortalize you, and immortalize the French army.
4 For it is the only spice to embalm and to immortalize our republic.
5 Truly, it was a subject for a great artist to immortalize .
1 Here in my own kingdom, at long last, I could memorialize them.
2 That we will memorialize those who have died by rebuilding their world.
3 He had planned on including them in a time capsule to memorialize me.
4 Shakespeare was hardly the first to memorialize him, but yes, that King Oberon.
5 In Chicago, two committees immediately planned an event to memorialize the dead president.
1 The conduct of Marmont on that day alone would suffice to immortalise him.
2 Why pass over the success, and endeavour to immortalise the failure?
3 I'm confident that we should make an heroic defence, and immortalise our names.
4 Maybe Leopold Bloom's fictional visit in 1904 really did immortalise the place after all.
5 How many of us immortalise our parents courtship and life together in a book?
1 Ori unlocks these nine abilities from trees that memorialise dead spirits.
2 If her people were dying out, she was keen to memorialise them without sentiment.
3 I'm coming to a point where I think I should memorialise it, but I still haven't.
4 We sanctify our youth and memorialise the past.
5 Don't forget your camera because night sight of the Canale Grande is something you'd want to memorialise forever.
Call to remembrance; keep alive the memory of someone or something, as in a ceremony.
1 The new monument will also commemorate victims of Stalin's repression, Rurua said.
2 Let's hope the publication finds a redemptive way to commemorate the day.
3 The event will also commemorate Braxton's 25th anniversary in the music industry.
4 On 16 September, we commemorate World Ozone Day to celebrate this achievement.
5 Some plaques commemorate movements, moments, events, records or institutions rather than people.
6 Leeds United have revealed a new crest to commemorate the club's centenary.
7 We have assembled to commemorate one of the epoch-making events in history.
8 But what exactly is going on in this frenetic desire to commemorate .
9 So many major religions involve observances that commemorate suffering in the past.
10 A monument was erected in 1901 to commemorate the Russians who fell.
11 NASA has organized a series of events to commemorate the 50th anniversary.
12 That must be the one Menelaus had planted to commemorate the war.
13 Perhaps I built the church that stands there to commemorate the fact.
14 Crosses at Auckland's War Memorial Museum commemorate soldiers who died at Passchendale.
15 Heralds-at-arms walked through the city, distributing medals struck to commemorate the coronation.
16 To-day I am trying to commemorate the virtues of a Confederate colleague.
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