Like this one, from a woman at the transportation desk: "I got asked if I was a, what, an honorary, I don't know — observer last week at the Travelers," he said.
These will show what our honorary soldier's lives were like and the looks of the Civil War.
What was the Honorary British Consul so fearful of that he had to call a squadron of both uniformed and plainclothes police as well as security guards?
Actors Angela Lansbury and Steve Martin and costume designer Piero Tosi also received what are called "honorary Oscars" for their contributions to film at the annual Governors Awards from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Asked what his role as honorary consul for the Seattle region entailed, Comfort said: "I think there are only four Luxembourgers in all of Washington State.
A spokesman for Arena said it was not known whether the Obamas would attend the dinner, nor was it clear what, if anything, their honorary designation involved beyond the title itself.
This means that what was once an honorary position filled by a member of the Royal Family, who is not necessarily an athlete or a footballer himself, will now be up for grabs and will be filled by a suitable candidate who will be held accountable for the success or failure of the national team," he said.
This means that what was once an honorary position filled by a member of the Royal Family, who is not necessarily an athlete or a footballer himself, can now be up for grabs by the most suitable candidate and that this candidate can be held accountable for the success or failure of the national team.
The Pentagon had invited Graham specifically because he was the NDPTF honorary chairman, continuing what has become a regular practice of inviting the NDPTF honorary chairman to speak.
I think the position of honorary president is what is accepted by him," he told the programme.
