Sentence examples for try to honour from inspiring English sources
"We try to honour and pay tribute to Elmore Leonard every chance we get," says Olyphant.
Let's try to honour the many brilliant nurses out there by finding a way to do it better.
All I can say to them is thank you, and try to honour them in my music.
A lot of people love him and a lot of people want to defend him, yet because we try to honour him people call us counter-revolutionaries.
So I decided to try to honour this sense of free play by taking as different an approach as the individual poem might itself prompt.
He has indicated that the ABC will try to honour the recent programming deal with China, and another one with the Media Nusantara Citra group, an Indonesian media company.
"We're trying to honour the space," he continues.
So there is something proper in my trying to honour his memory.
"She trusted me and I've tried to honour that trust".
"We're trying to honour our commitments and play great gigs for the people who come to see us.
The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, set up under the act to advise ministers on harm classification, has valiantly tried to honour its mission.
