Sentence examples for make tributes from inspiring English sources

They want to make tributes and parodies, create footnotes and concordances, mess with volume and color values, talk back and shout down.

At promotion time supporters urge cadres to paoguan, or "run around for titles"—ie, make tribute-paying visits to higher-level officials.

Prosecutors argued that weddings have long been viewed by members of organized crime as opportunities to gather crews, discuss criminal activity, pass messages and make tribute payments.

(Fans take sides; they copy the girls' styles; they make tribute videos; they participate in discussions so endless that they seem to constitute fan fiction).

Apparently this was just a regular YouTube user who caught the eye of 4chan and they proceeded mass follow him and make tribute videos to him — like these (and the one below).

Following the recognition of the independence of the United States (USA) in 1783, the new country's early administrations had elected to make tribute payments to the Vilayet of Tripoli to protect American commercial shipping interests in the Mediterranean Sea.

Thousands more made tributes online.

Many memorial pages were created for Mr. Jobs on Facebook and what appeared to be a record number of people were sharing news links and making tributes.

Margaret Thatcher, idol of many who made tributes to Mandela, bragged with a fervour that actually made her look drunk, that she'd rejected sanctions against the regime, as the ANC was a "typical terrorist organisation".

Maybe it's the approach of Valentine's Day, but I think there's something to be said for lowering the barriers to sharing appreciation for our favorite people, events, and entertainment in an environment dedicated to making tributes.

Aza comics is currently preparing for the release of its first children's book, but Truesdale says she and Colston want to continue making tributes to Olympians.