Sentence examples for solid tribute from inspiring English sources

Following the American Songbook's solid tribute to Arthur Schwartz, "Bright-Eyed Joy" was the latest encouraging sign that the troubled series has found its footing.

The Analogue Nt Mini is a solid tribute to the 8-bit era designed not to only capture our nostalgic spirit for a simpler time in gaming, but to keep our love for classic games alive with new hardware.

(Chinen) BEN RILEY'S MONK LEGACY SEPTET (Tuesday through June 19) Mr. Riley, one of the most buoyant drummers ever to serve in Thelonious Monk's employ, honors the pianist-composer's memory with this rock-solid tribute band.

(Chinen) BEN RILEY'S MONK LEGACY SEPTET (Tonight through Sunday) Mr. Riley, one of the most buoyant drummers ever to serve under Thelonious Monk's employ, honors the pianist-composer's memory with this rock-solid tribute band.

Everything feels taut and solid, a tribute to the stiffer body shell and new mountings for the engine and suspension.

* "IN HER OWN RIGHT: THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF MARY LOU WILLIAMS" Finally, one of the most inventive figures in jazz history -- look up her "Zodiac Suite" or some of the Andy Kirk music she arranged -- is getting her due: a solid biography, tribute albums and this combination of an exhibition and several concerts.

Top row, sprays on skirts worn with solid tops; tributes to Surrealism (a lobster), Pop Art and Op Art (optical illusion courtesy of two fabrics moving against each other); and two 1950's-style Scandinavian Modern prints.

The Divine Miss M looked and sounded great, but why oh why would they ruin an otherwise solid "In Memoriam" tribute by following it with Bette belting "Wind Beneath My Wings," backed by those '80s synthesizers?

You can examine a 28-inch-high alabaster pillar from 1620 that pays homage to the glories of Platonic solids while offering tribute to the five "orders" of classical design.

The Narracotts are tenant farmers at the mercy of their landlord (David Thewlis), and if "War Horse" pays tribute to solid British virtues of decency and discipline it also, like a Thomas Hardy novel, exposes the snobbery and economic oppression that are, if anything, even more deeply rooted in that nation's history.

Monkey's continuing campaign to highlight "nugs" (plugs for programmes posing as news items) may have given the impression that BBC Radio 4's Today programme has the monopoly on creativity in that particular field, so it's important to pay tribute to solid achievement elsewhere.