Sentence examples for tribute something from inspiring English sources

It makes her David Bowie tribute something special.

They are hustling to arrange another tribute — something unique yet understated, entertaining yet appropriate.

If the first edition encapsulates the end of all life, future collections will each pay tribute to something different, something unusual - a mathematical concept or a figure The Council admires.

If you click on the special features of the just-released DVD of "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows," you'll find a short tribute to something called "Holmesavision".

Whether we should take all this as a loving tribute or something more darkly complicated is hard to say, considering Mr. Vaisman's history as a Warholian ironist.

And "Oh Well," an electric blues from before Mr. Buckingham and Ms. Nicks joined the group, was a welcome nod to the band's early history as a tribute to something bigger than itself.

By Michael Sragow June 15 , 2012If you click on the special features of the just-released DVD of "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows," you'll find a short tribute to something called "Holmesavision".

In both these respects, Ellen Renner's Tribute shares something with Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea books, stories that gave us an original conception of magic and a richly imagined world, using the genre to say something deeply resonant about our own world.

"The Peanuts Movie" falls somewhere between a tribute and something genuinely new.

Original Beatlemania cast member Les Fradkin released a version of the song on his 2005 tribute CD Something for George.

MTV's Kevin P. Sullivan summarized the episode as follows: "When all was said and done, it was another tribute episode, something that can't be uttered by a Glee fan without a sigh and an eye roll".