Sentence examples for collection of tributes from inspiring English sources

When the crowd reached a collection of tributes outside Ms. Giffords's office, a woman began singing "Amazing Grace".

The US publisher HarperCollins said on Wednesday it would publish a collection of tributes to Bradbury in July.

Yesterday we published a collection of tributes to Senna, and today we want to remember Ratzenberger by republishing the three articles below: the report filed from Imola on the day of his death, an interview with Simtek founder Nick Wirth from July 1994, and Frank Keating's observations from the San Marino Grand Prix of 1995.

A grass-roots memorial to the victims of the World Trade Center attack that grew in the last year from a few remembrances on the fence surrounding St . Pauls Chapel to a cluttered collection of tributes is slowly being cleared, one flag, one shirt, one doll at a time.

In a collection of tributes published on Sir John's 80th birthday, Sir Alec Guinness said, "John Gielgud did more to liberate the English theater from the fustian attitudes of the 20's and early 30's than any other man and paved the way for what is best in London today".

The collection of tributes in the encomiendas followed the same pattern as in the pre-Hispanic period, using caciques and bureaucracy, which led to the functional collection structure in New Spain being practically identical to that which had existed in the pre-Hispanic era (García Martínez 1977).

Trade and the collection of tribute were major sources of income.

Assyrian consultants were assigned to assist the princes of the 22 provinces, their main duty being the collection of tribute.

An indigenous aristocracy administered the collection of tribute on behalf of the company, and only gradually was this system converted into a formalized bureaucracy.

Creole power was centred in the municipal council of Santiago and in their control of the land and labour of the Indians through the institutions of encomienda and repartimiento, which involved the collection of tribute and forced labour.

In 671, however, Taharqa's army was defeated by Sennacherib's son Esarhaddon, who captured Memphis, together with its royal harem, and took a great amount of spoils; he set up a new Assyrian administration, entrusting the government and collection of tribute to the native chiefs.