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D-day - use in sentences
Converse of object
- include: Epic battlefield moments including D-Day, the Russian charge at Stalingrad and the battle for Berlin.
- follow: Killed in the fighting around Caen following D-Day on 22nd of July 1944, aged 25.
- remember: Remembering D-Day: Personal Histories of Everyday Heroes Martin Bowman, published by HarperCollins.
- have: Where shooters have D-Day, flight sims have Pearl Harbor.
- announce: So I was up in Woolworths in Blackpool listening to the news when they announced D-Day.
- miss: I missed D-Day, safely out of harm's way in the Far East!
Modifies a noun
- landing: The D-Day landings were the turning point of the Second World War.
- commemoration: Richard implemented a change to the upgraded server, at about the time of the D-Day commemoration in June.
- invasion: In more recent times the area had a large part to play in the D-Day invasion of June 1944.
- veteran: We are highly organized, with many returning D-Day veterans.
- beach: When he led a unit on to the D-Day beaches, they had been hit by friendly fire and American planes killed his comrades.
- celebration: Or perhaps you can help in regard to the 60th D-Day celebrations.
Noun used with modifier
- anniversary: These critics particularly enjoy trotting out the example of 1994's 50th anniversary D-Day celebrations.
- pre: This unit will be used in the pre d-day invasion landings.
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