sesquicentennial

IPA: sˈɛskwaɪsɛntˈɛniʌɫ

Examples of "sesquicentennial" in Sentences

The city recently celebrated its sesquicentennial.
The school celebrated its sesquicentennial year in 2007.
Taken from the Honolulu Advertiser's sesquicentennial section.
The hospital celebrated its sesquicentennial birthday in 2007.
The new lobby is being built in the adjacent Sesquicentennial Plaza.
Sesquicentennial is often the site of family reunions and group campouts.
Say it slowly, "sesquicentennial," and it should start to come naturally.
The city's Sesquicentennial will occur in 2009, and a celebration is planned.
I found an attribution on the SPS library's sesquicentennial celebration page.
The war belongs to all Americans, and the sesquicentennial is a good time to learn something about it.
Their experiences are compelling beyond measure, and the sesquicentennial should be a time to remember them.
(It will also familiarize many people for the first time with the word "sesquicentennial," for a 150th birthday.)
On top of that, the key theme or message of the sesquicentennial is a proposed: "Where the battle began and peace prevails."
The temple dedication was considered the first event in a yearlong commemoration of the sesquicentennial of the Church in Hawaii.