Sentence examples for Official tribute from inspiring English sources

Their statements followed an official tribute from Peaches' father, Sir Bob Geldof.

And the final pages of "The Great Silence," which document Britain's official tribute to the dead, are magnificent.

It's being promoted with an official tribute montage of Winehouse photos and video clips that, provisional or not, is hard to not be moved by.

The match began with a minute's applause for the late Sir Bobby Robson, which supporters began long before referee Mike Foy whistled to start the official tribute.

It is common for dancers to come and go in ballet troupes, but Ethan Brown, who is retiring from the company, received an official tribute.

Cardiff will hold an official tribute to May on Saturday before the home match against Leeds United, where there will be a minute's applause.

By contrast, Chekhov received lavish official tributes in 2010 for his 150th birthday, including a birthplace visit from President Dmitri A. Medvedev.

Many who still remember Neruda the man suspect that he would have been more pleased by the mockery than by the official tributes.

Many of the official tributes to Nelson Mandela, such as the one from David Cameron, have emphasised his ability to forgive, and his apparent rejection of bitterness is part of what made him extraordinary.

During this period Russell, for once in his life, found favour with the authorities, and he received many official tributes, including the Order of Merit in 1949 and the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950.

The film's fractured, collagelike composition is anchored by Coleman's 1984 visit to his home town of Fort Worth, where he received official tributes and performed his orchestral work with the local symphony and with his own band.