Sentence examples for eulogy by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "eulogy by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce the person who will be giving a eulogy, a speech honoring or praising someone who has recently died. Example: "The funeral service began with a touching eulogy by the deceased's closest friend, who shared fond memories and heartfelt words about their time together."
He ends the eulogy by calling him 'an astonishing man'.
A eulogy by Mitch Winehouse, Amy's father, ended with the words: "Goodnight, my angel.
"We are, unjustly, in the twilight of an era," one premature eulogy, by the former Rangers consultant Craig Wright, read.
CATHERINE ELLEN CHIRLS A Mother's Presence What better tribute could a mother ask than a eulogy by her eldest child?
—Richard Brody "The Last Word: Reviving the Dying Art of Eulogy," by Julia Cooper (Coach House Books).
It has been lovingly edited by Kristol's widow, the historian Gertrude Himmelfarb, and carries a prefatory funeral eulogy by their sorrowful son, the Republican journalist William Kristol.
The number of eulogies by friends and family is soaring.
His death prompted a string of online eulogies by some of Silicon Valley's best-known bloggers, investors and technology luminaries.
In "Death on Three-Mile Creek," Christopher Mayo resourcefully evoked Appalachian folk styles, New Orleans funeral marches and the shifting pulses of drum 'n' bass electronica in setting aphoristic eulogies by Jonathan Williams.
Before Fidel Castro's interment in a Santiago cemetery this morning, there have been eulogies by leftwing presidents, football stars and famous singers.
In eulogies by one of his sons and by Commissioner Von Essen and Mayor Giuliani, Commissioner Feehan, 71, was remembered as a charismatic but quiet leader, a gentleman's fireman, who epitomized grace under pressure.
