Sentence examples for recent tributes from inspiring English sources

Political enthusiasts may remember their recent "tributes" to Sarah Palin and Senator John McCain of Arizona.

Her country-gospel medleys of songs from "Yentl," which she described as "Baptist shiksa" during two recent tributes to the lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman, have elicited enthusiastic ovations.

Recent tributes to him by younger musicians include a multiartist anthology of Cash songs, "Till Things Get Brighter," and recordings of his songs by Stevie Nicks and the Beat Farmers.

LCD Soundsystem were skilled and thoughtful interpreters of others' work, usually on B-sides, limited releases or the live stage; you don't need to search hard to find a shoegazey take on Siouxsie and the Banshees' Slowdive, a committed but oddly Americanised version of Joy Division's No Love Lost, and recent tributes to Bowie and Prince at Coachella with "Heroes" and Controversy, respectively.

Recent tributes have compared her to Boudica, that peculiar representation of Britishness, Britannia, even Queen Elizabeth I.

That being said, he's not the only one paying recent tribute to great old age.

He has returned to more traditional Southern gospel and bluegrass, including a recent tribute to Bill Monroe.

"Elton John's recent tribute to Princess Diana "Candle in the Wind" was number one in the charts for five weeks.

But if you want to know how funny it was, check out Raw Meat Radio, Radio 4 Extra's recent tribute to Morris's on-air genius, hosted by Mary Anne Hobbs.

(Ms. Wilson's best-known recording may be her recent tribute to Miles Davis, but her first album as a leader, the 1985 "Point of View," featured Grachan Moncur III).

Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," released in 2008, continues to spawn dozens of imitations, demonstrations and mash-ups, like a recent tribute that mixed the video with 1960s-era clips of Motown girl groups.