Sentence examples for pay some respect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pay some respect" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used in a variety of situations, but it is typically used when someone is asking for or demanding respectful behavior from another person. One example of using "pay some respect" in a sentence is: "Please pay some respect to your elders and listen to what they have to say."
Wilkinson said: "Everybody is keen to pay some respect to guys who dedicated their last eight weeks to following the team and I'm sure being out there will bring back memories of the final.
Can they not for this reason at least pay some respect to someone who has given up the best years of his life in order that the truth can be told?
Either way, he's been dead for five years this year and it's time to pay some respect at the altar of godforsaken DIY.
So, when one of the guys who has been in it from the get go, puts out a new album that shits on anything we've heard in its field in ages, we need to pay some respect.
You should pay some respect to it...Our culture comes from the evolution of dealing with being marginalized...that's why it is a call to action when you hear Indian Red.
Around 2am suffering from insomnia we decide to watch "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" again, to pay some respect to Mr. Redford - the feeling you have to thank it to him somehow, but instead we fall asleep slowly during the opening credit..
But now it's time to pay some respects".
We needed to pay some respects to what we've done, just make it real.
At Winterfell, Arya and Brienne pay each other some respect, with sparring and weapons admiration.
Apple executives like to say that the store serves only to bolster sales of the iPod, and Oppenheimer reiterated this point Wednesday, but when revenue from the store grows 125% in a year-over-year period to $485 million, far surpassing growth seen by computers and devices, it might be time to pay the store some respect.
A group of Syrians had come to pay their respects, some wearing scarves emblazoned with the red, green and white of the flag adopted by the rebel faction.
