homage|homages in English

noun

[hom·age || 'hɑmɪdʒ /'hɒm-]

respect, appreciation, honor, esteem

Use "homage|homages" in a sentence

1. VHS / AbhorrenT FUNERAL – „Horrific Homages” Oh, how I like such a splash

2. (Laughter) But homage to Singapore.

3. Homage to the Last Avant-Garde.

4. Investiture is distinct from homage.

5. To join it, you give homage.

6. They Bowed in homage to the Unknown Soldiers

7. Ceramicist Charlotte Mary Pack creates beautiful wheel-thrown pieces that double as homages to endangered species

8. They stood in silent homage round her grave.

9. They stood in silent homage around the grave.

10. Many came to do the dead man homage.

11. At Le Mans he performed the required homage.

12. The film pays homage to Martin Scorsese's 'Mean Streets'.

13. He had also done homage for his ecclesiastical lands.

14. Homage to Horace: A Bimillenary Celebration 1st Edition by S

15. He would simply have to perform homage in person.

16. The kings of France paid homage to no one.

17. He describes his book as 'a homage to my father'.

18. Acknowledge Lyrics: Pay homage, respect / Yeah, one-two / Acknowledge the rep / I don't know what you cats was thinking / Pay homage, respect / Must've been crazy / Acknowledge the rep / …

19. With general words the language dies: Filmmaker John Waters's homage to housewives.

20. Asteroidea is an action-packed homage to the classic creature feature

21. North Korea pays homage to the Kim dynasty, past, present (and future?).

22. Matrons, millionaires, educators, journalists, coachmen all bowed to him in obsequious homage.

23. Companies have paid homage to its wisdom for decades, if not centuries.

24. Charles stood like a carved idol receiving the homage of the faithful.

25. So of course I dashed impetuously to the shrine to pay homage.