Sentence examples for early honor from inspiring English sources
An Early Honor The cast of the Broadway show "Wild Party," which opens next month, was circling the bar.
The hauntingly powerful, nostalgic universes that Joseph Cornell built from bits and pieces of the real world are displayed in this show of more than 30 works -- toys, objects, box constructions and collages -- arranged in early honor of the artist's centenary at the end of next year.
Released late in the season, "The King's Speech" took the Oscar after "The Social Network," directed by David Fincher, swept up the early honors.
Swift picked up two early honors: Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Video for "Bad Blood" during the pre-telecast Monday.
In accepting the award for Instrumental Composition for Nāpili Bay, David Kamakahi paid tribute to his two teachers: his late father, Dennis Kamakahi and Herb Ohta Jr. David Kamakahi had earlier honored the memory of his father by playing three of his compositions in the lead-up to the awards.
She was promoted a year early, an honor that only 2% of Army officers enjoy.
The Jack had come earlier – in honor of the boxer Jack Dempsey.
In his earlier films — "Honor de Cavallería," an adaptation of "Don Quixote," and "Birdsong," a version of the story of Mary and Joseph — he renders grand moments in history and literary myth in similarly intimate and spare actions and images.
Yet each town seems to have different criteria: whether its ceremony was in fact the earliest to honor Civil War dead, or the first one that General Logan heard about, or the first one that conceived of a national, recurring day.
A year or two earlier, Fordham University honored her and her husband's philanthropic and academic contributions by re-naming one of its institutions, generously supported by the couple, The Sidney and Minna Rosenblatt Holocaust Library.
"Mike Tyson's coming in!" Pierce Brosnan said as he left the supper club from an earlier dinner honoring his own movie, "The Greatest," shortly before Mr. Tyson walked in through a crowd of gawkers.
