Sentence examples for frequent tributes from inspiring English sources

Or take Mr. Romney's frequent tributes to American exceptionalism.

Bridges says he still sees frequent tributes to Jolley and the two other teenagers who died — Darius Bardney, 16, and Daniel Jackson, 17 — pop up on social media.

His own advisers joke about his lack of charisma, but they marvel at what a dogged campaigner he is -- an animal," in the frequent tribute of one of his aides.

Smith's "owner's manual" for new investors pays frequent tribute to Warren Buffett, the legendary American investor whose Berkshire fund, launched in 1965, has given a $4.3m return on a $1,000 investment.

Pimp C's death last year, from an accidental overdose of codeine syrup, has a sobering effect on "II Trill," Bun B's second solo album, which pays frequent tribute to Pimp C. While Pimp C was imprisoned in 2002-6 for violating probation, Bun B was a prolific guest rapper for acts from Young Jeezy to Beyoncé, and in 2005 he released the first "Trill".

Tarantino's frequent and enthusiastic tributes to Menke's editing have always been the exception".Today's quote:"We were absolutely out of our minds... We're genuinely quite terrified all of the time".~ Bartlett Sher, director of the new musical  "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown", to a preview audience, in Patrick Healy's article "Musicals Born on Broadway Cause Jitters" (New York Times).

"Bad" has been covered and parodied by multiple artists since its release as well as becoming a frequent song used during tributes to Jackson after his death in June 2009.

"The Harvest Bow", a frequent choice at Heaney tribute readings over the last year, is a poem to set beside the best of Hardy, and one which, as good as its word, leaves the reader "burnished by its passage, and still warm".

The frequent collaborators reunited to pay tribute to variety shows of yesteryear by sampling some tunes your parents tried, and failed, to introduce you to.

But yesterday was all about Rice: from his daughter's rendition of the national anthem, to the video scoreboard tributes throughout the game, to the frequent "Jerry!

A new work featuring some of Ms. Gosfield's frequent collaborators, "Daughters of the Industrial Revolution" is a tribute to one of her grandfathers, a junk dealer on the Lower East Side of Manhattan whose scrap-metal recyclings inspired her musical ones.