Sentence examples for with a token of from inspiring English sources

Maxwell handed the Queen a gift of a set of coins in a magnificent display box, and said, "Permit me to present you with a token of this great event that I have orchestrated".

The needy SuperSonics would have received the gimpy but still capable Ewing, along with a token of the agent Falk's appreciation in the person of the free agent Maurice Taylor.

As the crowd of politicians, reporters and campaign operatives milled around, friends presented Mr. Germond with a token of the many years he had spent braving the New Hampshire winters: a barstool from the hotel, with a plaque engraved with the reporter's name.

It will be my honor to present them with a token of our nation's gratitude".

Soon afterward, Jiang's family presented Fan with a token of their gratitude.

Be it a hand-made ornament or a set of golf balls, our guy always walked away with a token of "World's Best Dad" and a few extra hugs.

The viewer may even be lulled into believing that Caleb, a goofy, tousled "nice guy" who decides to rescue Ava from the hairy grasp of her creator, deserves to ride off into the sunset with her, a token of his victory over the more dystopian, overtly misogynistic Bateman.

In 1994, after Hartman's final episode of "Saturday Night Live," Thomas writes, the cast and crew gathered around and presented him with a gift, "a token of deep appreciation for his outstanding service" that made him tear up: a small pedestal topped with a bottle of wood glue.

Aristotle reports that the people of Croton called Pythagoras the "Hyperborean Apollo" and Iamblichus' report (VP 140) that a priest from the land of the Hyperboreans, Abaris, visited Pythagoras and presented him with his arrow, a token of power, may well also go back to Aristotle (Burkert 1972a, 143).

Scientists may also appreciate offers to help with this endeavor as a token of appreciation for sharing their data with you.

The green double-decker spent more hours in the garage than out of it, and Stan spent more time eating tea with his dysfunctional family or hanging out with his mate Jack, a randy conductor with an eye for the birds; but he often supped his stew still dressed in his bus-driver's jacket with its shiny badge, a token of his devotion to his job.