Sentence examples for formal tribute from inspiring English sources
After commemorating Steinbrenner in a brief ceremony in July, the Yankees paid a more formal tribute before their 8-6 victory against Tampa Bay.
Mr. Karp said he did not know why Robinson's adopted home had not offered him a greater formal tribute than the statue.
Two major concerts are being dedicated to his memory: a formal tribute from the Sydney Symphony and Scottish Chamber Orchestras is planned early next month.
A formal tribute was offered by former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, who had watched from within the White House as the presidency of Richard M. Nixon crumbled in the Watergate scandal uncovered by The Post.
"Hopefully, the bodies will be returned to Newcastle and we can pay a more formal tribute to Liam and John".
His more formal tribute followed: "Captain Scott left a record, for honesty, for sincerity, for bravery, for everything that makes a man".
Mrs. Weyl wanted no formal tributes at her passing but she would have greatly appreciated any remembrances taking the form of contributions to the cause of animal protection around the world.
Many of the delegates opened their speeches with formal tributes to Jordan's Abdullah Salah, this month's president of the Security Council, while a few thousand miles away citizens of several of the nations sitting around the table in New York were doing their bloody best to bayonet and bazooka each other into the hereafter.
Maybe grieving One Directioners will flood the phone lines to petition for a formal Zayn tribute?
These lessons will be on formal display on the tribute CD, whose title, "The Jamie Neverts Story," is the two friends' pseudonym for Hendrix.
But would it not have made better sense, from the listeners' point of view, to hear this semi-improvisatory tribute to the formal works after they were heard intact, rather than before?
