Sentence examples for proper tribute from inspiring English sources
Is a proper tribute polite or rowdy?
A national day -- or week -- of mourning seems a proper tribute, with solemn marches through each community.
But it does not fully give proper tribute to the changes that have occurred over the past decade.
A true craftsman, he has the great and good lining up to say nice things about him; a proper tribute.
The English goth rockers Sisters of Mercy were an early inspiration for the designer Alexandre Plokhov, who paid proper tribute in his recent collection.
For others, it is a proper tribute to a man who has brought new opportunities to the district's predominantly black, economically disadvantaged students.
Well, somehow Lou Reed and George Jones didn't get proper tributes, but Van Cliburn did.
Brad Wete of Entertainment Weekly called Brown's dancing "tremendous" and wrote, "You'd be hard pressed trying to find a singer out there with enough dancing abilities to even attempt a proper Jackson tribute.
After advancing his army into Media, the Parthians pushed for peace, which Antiochus refused to accept unless the Arsacids relinquished all lands to him except Parthia proper, paid heavy tribute, and released Demetrius from captivity.
This diary likes to keep abreast of the national mood, so it is only fit and proper that we pay tribute today to Italy, our new best friend forever when it comes to sport.
In February, his first single, "Proper Moist", a WKD-fuelled tribute to "Blurred Lines" – sample lyric, "She wants a little kiss/ And I ain't gonna stop her/ All it takes is one glass of knickerdropper" - made it in to the iTunes Top 10 without radio play, reviews or musical merit.
