Sentence examples for lavish tribute from inspiring English sources

He also paid lavish tribute to Gordon Brown.

Maysles's movie is a tender and lavish tribute to the emotional and practical sustenance of couplehood.

This is an overdue but fittingly painstaking and lavish tribute to men who were never supposed to have been forgotten.

As if to make amends, Roberts paid lavish tribute to the director in her own acceptance speech.

In his homily, Nichols paid lavish tribute to Williams's "characteristic insight, and generosity of heart and spirit".

Even Baburam Bhattarai, the Maoists' ideologue, who was instrumental in preventing Mr Koirala from finishing his career as Nepal's president, paid lavish tribute.

At the time, it seemed equally bad luck for a fictional TV character to be born into disrupted schedules the day after Kennedy died, but, 50 years on, the schedules have impressively stretched to accommodate lavish tributes for today's 50th anniversary of JFK's end and tomorrow's marking of five decades since the Doctor's beginning.

Yet less than a fortnight later, the same politicians who had been falling over themselves to declare their love for free speech were falling over themselves to lavish tributes on Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, whose regime had recently sentenced a man to 1,000 lashes for the crime of dissent.

Lavish tributes flowed Saturday in a worldwide eulogy for Bette Davis, the tempestuous actress whose fiery talent and celebrated toughness made her one of Hollywood's most acclaimed and enduring stars.

On the day that Mr Cameron made common cause with Ms Toynbee, Nigel Farage, UKIP's cocky new leader, sent him a lavish floral tribute.

The Phillips Collection, the country's first museum of modern art, on the corner of 21st and Q Streets here, is paying its founder lavish posthumous tribute with this museumwide exhibition of 350 works, which remains on view through Jan . 23