Sentence examples for get tributes from inspiring English sources

AMERICAN DANCE GUILD PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL More than forty companies and soloists get packed into five programs, and two modern-dance eminences — Murray Louis, who will be present on Thursday, and Anna Sokolow, who died in 2000 — get tributes.

"We went out on Friday, we were getting tribute tattoos done and we came home and we just sat down because we'd got a takeaway," she added.

So perhaps the wackiest aspect to the recent round of men's shows is that some version or another of the organization man is still getting tribute.

Well, somehow Lou Reed and George Jones didn't get proper tributes, but Van Cliburn did.

Get your "tributes".

Other highlights include tributes to Delta blues legends, live film soundtrack performances and concerts by Bill Frisell, Daniel Lanois and the classical guitarist Stephen Aron. "Nebraska" is the second album to get the tribute treatment at the festival, following a 2004 salute to Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks".

Cindy McCain is the latest member of her family to get the tribute treatment from the Arizona Cardinals.

Justifying the attitude with the Honour of Varzim, Gomes and his descendants went to the port to get the tribute from the fishermen.

Instead, we get solemn, lovely tributes to the talent from solemn, lovely souls who aren't particularly good interviewees, along with oodles of handsome establishing shots of Portland, New York and LA, the cities that Smith called home.

As centenary tributes get under way (on both sides of the Atlantic) and as the British Film Institute rereleases one of Lean's least-known or appreciated films, The Passionate Friends, there is much to wonder about.

The honored organizations will get more than tributes, since the corporate sponsors of this concert series, called Beethoven 2000, have provided $5,000 to each, and the money donated by individuals will also be distributed.