Examples of using Posthumously in English and their translations into Arabic
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All other recipients were either awarded it posthumously, or were killed during the war or its aftermath.[4].
In 2015, Rivers posthumously received a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for her book,
And they have been able to say so because they have compared the two separate images with one taken posthumously from Katie.
it is my father who is posthumously adjudged the war criminal.
Her final book Tail of a Tale, published posthumously in 2014, was commissioned by Polish photographer Tomasz Gudzowaty.[22].
It was awarded posthumously to a Lieutenant of the 116th Infantry Division, who fell here during the first days of the battle.
He received the Stalin Prize(1942), the Lenin Prize(1960)(posthumously), and the Hero of Socialist Labor(1955).
examination in a manuscript which appeared posthumously.
The work of Friedrich Bernhard Marby was continued by Rudolf Arnold Spieth, who also published one of his works posthumously.[65].
At that time, 48 of her novels were still in print; her last book,"My Lord John", was published posthumously.
It is notable that Melkonian was conferred the title of national hero and was posthumously awarded the highest military honours and decorations in Armenia.
Seven years later Hayward was posthumously awarded the Albert Medal for his efforts to save the lives of his stricken companions on the Barrier journey.
In 1951, the new Italian Government posthumously awarded Bellomo the Italian Silver Medal for his role in the defense of the seaport of Bari.
As the law stands now, thanks to the late great Governor Burrell, a citizen cannot posthumously execute a last will and testament.
Posthumously, the book she wrote with our daughter Paris, called"Dear Girl," reached the number one position on the"New York Times" bestseller list.
Ukraine awarded 94 servicemen of the Armed Forces and the National Guard- 34 of them posthumously- for personal courage and selfless performance of military duty.
On 3 October 1944, Hitler posthumously awarded him the German Order, the highest decoration that the Party could bestow on an individual, for his services to the Reich.[5].
We would also like to express our recognition for the prize that was just awarded to Mr. de Mello posthumously and the awards presented to the other individuals and organizations this morning.
Handbuch des Segelfliegens was published posthumously in 1963.[6].
so much so that many interesting unpublished results were found among his papers and they were published posthumously.