Sentence examples for eventually honoured from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Germans eventually honoured Diem by putting his face on a postage stamp in 1968.

Nevertheless, Obasanjo eventually honoured the terms of the ruling in 2006 when Nigeria relinquished its claim to the peninsula and withdrew its forces.

Most vouchers were eventually honoured but only after a period of uncertainty.

Until the Freedom Of Information requests to the mayor's office regarding the @TOMayorFrod account are eventually honoured (yes, some people are filing them), we may never know who initiated the complaint.

There is a difference between a US treasury bond and the trash that passed for AAA-rated assets five years ago, and Washington would eventually honour its debts in full.

As he became less idealistic in one way - satirising his old PR pal Delmore Schwartz in Humboldt's Gift and eventually honouring his newer friend Allan Bloom in Ravelstein - it was still nobility he searched for.

Eduardo Duhalde's government converted most dollar loans to pesos, but has said dollar bank deposits will (eventually) be honoured.

Buildings less than 30 years old don't get listed unless in exceptional circumstances, which is why Historic England's recent attempt was turned down, but it has a force and grandeur that demand it should eventually be so honoured.

Archetypal success in Britain (in England) still means private school, Oxbridge (which continues to figure strongly) and, eventually, an honour.

Joan Sutherland, whom Ingpen represented from 1953, was eventually - after three auditions - honoured with a position in the ensemble.

Homer, in the Iliad, mentions him only as a skillful physician and the father of two Greek doctors at Troy, Machaon and Podalirius; in later times, however, he was honoured as a hero and eventually worshiped as a god.