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Definition of sesquicentennial in English: sesquicentennialadjective ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl Relating to a sesquicentenary. （与）一百五十周年纪念（有关）的 as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way Example sentencesExamples - Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook.
- Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people.
- Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration.
- When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you.
- They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier.
- I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California.
- The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary.
- As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990.
- But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure.
- The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community.
- On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories.
- Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse.
noun ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl A sesquicentenary. 一百五十周年纪念 the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away Example sentencesExamples - The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred.
- As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now.
- As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time.
- Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment.
- In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial.
- Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000.
- He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial.
- That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising.
Definition of sesquicentennial in US English: sesquicentennialadjectiveˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl Relating to the one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of a significant event. as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way Example sentencesExamples - I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California.
- The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary.
- Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you.
- They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier.
- But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure.
- As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990.
- Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people.
- Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse.
- Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook.
- The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community.
- Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration.
- In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories.
nounˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl A one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary. the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away Example sentencesExamples - That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising.
- He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial.
- The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred.
- In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial.
- As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now.
- As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time.
- Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment.
- Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000.
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