Sentence examples for considered honoring from inspiring English sources

WHEN the New Rochelle Library Association considered honoring donors to its $1.5 million fund-raising campaign, brass plaques seemed too humdrum.

I once sat on a prizegiving committee as it considered honoring a memoir whose sales had already gone triple platinum, creating, I sensed, much envy among the judges, most of whom were authors of modest means but estimable critical reputations.

(But he had said 500 times he wanted to die in the desert with a gallon of vodka, and none of us considered honoring that).

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Honor the Deceased - Consider honoring the person(s) who died in an appropriate way, e.g. collecting money for a charity, creating a memorial book or bulletin board, sending a letter to the deceased's loved ones.

"We have to consider honoring the spirit of the law and making it work," Bonta said.

As families around the country come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, consider honoring a family member in your life on #GivingTuesday.

Right now, though, she might consider honoring the woman -- and the profession -- she just so ungraciously slandered by becoming a "stay-at-home Mom".

Whether or not you are friends with the Buck family, you might want to consider honoring the memory of their son too: La Cañada High School has established a memorial scholarship in his honor.

With Women's History Month in full swing, and with the recent unveiling of the Rosa Parks statue in the United States Capitol, I think it's most appropriate to consider honoring the "Rosa Parks" of the LGBT community.

This doesn't mean giving him donuts for dinner every night just because he asks, but if he expresses a preference for going to one movie rather than another, perhaps you can consider honoring his request more often.