Sentence examples for to eulogy from inspiring English sources
noun
An oration to honor a deceased person, usually at a funeral.
When that window shuts, and the mainstream media coverage reverts to eulogy and, in Jackson's case, exoneration, there can be negative consequences for comics who heedlessly return to the subject.
After a tense 15 minutes of complaints about naff hotel restaurants, the gripes turned to eulogies as the food arrived.
Ms. Sanz may also have had one of the most compelling life stories among traffic agents, according to eulogies at the service.
As he struggles to keep up with the competition, which offers package deals, from embalming to eulogies, flowers included, he has piled up debts.
He perceives no inconsistency as he careens from "bomb Iran" "jokes" to eulogies for those he might have bombed.
Ceremonial speeches run the gamut from wedding toasts to eulogies, from graduation speeches to farewell addresses.
There'll be time to write eulogies to the Dallas Mavericks later I suppose.
Today, at Mr Gray's funeral, 2,000 people gathered in West Baltimore to hear eulogies to the young man.
When news of his election broke, her supporters in Argentina's Congress refused to interrupt a eulogy to Venezuela's late president, Hugo Chávez.
In many ways, he was the ideal patient: gracious, fearless and meticulously organised, down to the eulogy.
WASHINGTON -- While testifying on Capitol Hill last week about the government's bank bailout program, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner likened the hearing to a eulogy for the initiative.
