Sentence examples for homage on from inspiring English sources

Because here we are, a decade later, paying homage on Inis Mór, one of the Aran islands.

Jamil Muhammad, a spokesman for Mr. Farrakhan, was one of dozens of people who posted messages of shock, mourning and homage on the Matah Web site this weekend.

First there was that Daft Punk homage on YouTube.

Mother's Day? It's cheapjack, commercialised, and there's something almost fascist about its insistence you pay homage on this day.

The comparison must have made Yasser Arafat seethe inwardly, even as he heaped homage on the returning hero.

Mrs. Obama set a precedent for ethnically themed sartorial homage on state occasions when she wore a gown by Naeem Khan to entertain the President of India.

One scene, where the two girls get a soaking, I can only assume to be a homage to On the Buses, where poor old Blakey suffered a similar fate.

Listening to 10 recent uses of the word homage by on-the-air personalities, I found an even split: five for oh-MAZH and five for OM-ij, with the latter generally reserved for the "respect" meaning, as in pay homage.

And the perfectly formed steering wheel -- with thumbrests and contrasting stitching -- seems a hands-on homage to BMW's M models.

This bit, which sets up an amusing fistfight between Ben and a sentimental giant, is a little piece of auto-homage on the part of the filmmakers.

The death of the respected photojournalist set off a wave of remorse and homages on social media.