Sentence examples for beloved citizens from inspiring English sources

Henrietta Mead, one of Norfolk's most beloved citizens, was on that flight.

But the attack on Dr. Mukwege, a gynecological surgeon who directs a hospital treating victims of sexual violence, raised fears that Congo's conflict was deepening to swallow even its most beloved citizens.

"My beloved citizens, I assure you, that in enforcing this decree, the rights and freedoms stated in the constitution will only be restricted within the limits of … the constitution, and only to the extent strictly required by the situation," Yameen said.

The old coach even has a street named after him -- Irvin Farve Road, which was inexplicably misspelled -- an honor that is bestowed on beloved citizens who had made a difference here over the years, like Sister Mary Ellen and Old Joe Moran.

Then again, not every nonagenarian hit.331 in his career and is the most beloved citizen of his chosen town.

When he died, New York papers said the city had lost a beloved citizen.

#RIP #Syria http://t.co/Z8mjJGdM — Amal Hanano (@AmalHanano) 15 Jan 13 Sawsan Haqi, mother of 3, grandmother of 2, beloved citizen, killed today in University of #Aleppo bombing.

"He was a beloved citizen of his adopted home, New York City, and 20 years later, the impact of his death is still felt".

We were proud to be the "hometown" radio station of Westchester's most valuable and beloved citizen-activist who gave so much genius to the American theatre and so much inspiration, example and love to his home heath.

Towns with the most developed, complex, and shared cultures are typically stronger and more beloved by citizens than towns without.

And, chilled, we keep wondering: if we are alive right here on our own native soil, then, beloved fellow citizen of our great saved Republic, why, oh why, do we still feel so far from home?