Sentence examples for additional honours from inspiring English sources

Robards's other theatrical credits include his Tony Award-winning performance in Budd Schulberg's The Disenchanted (1958); additional honours were bestowed upon him the following year for his work in Lillian Hellman's Toys in the Attic.

Sanger's additional honours included election as a fellow of the Royal Society (1954), being named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE; 1963), receiving the Royal Society's Royal Medal (1969) and Copley Medal (1977), and election to the Order of the Companions of Honour (CH; 1981) and the Order of Merit (OM; 1986).

However, he continued to receive additional honours for his military service, including a further Mention in Despatches in 1947 and the American Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm.

During the Bourbon Restoration, Louis XVIII awarded him additional honours and commands, including one in the Military Household of the King of France.

In 2007, Edwards earned an additional honour with his induction into the World Rugby Hall of Fame.

A record 14 awards were up for grabs with two additional lifetime achievement honours presented to two pioneers of the UK social enterprise movement, Jonathan Bland (former chief executive of the Social Enterprise Coalition SEUKUK's predecessor) and Baroness Glenys Thornton (co-founder of the Social Enterprise Coalition).

Here some of the nominees give their reaction to being shortlisted for honours, with additional comment from some of the publicly-funded bodies behind this year's nominated films.

Descriptive saturation was reached after 10 interviews; however, two additional participants were interviewed to honour snowball referral and confirm saturation.

A student must gain an average of 80% in the additional mandatory courses to graduate with honours.

Such of these tricks as were included in the contract go in the trick score; the value of additional tricks (overtricks) goes in the honour score.

In assuming the additional name of Silvanus, he intended to honour a companion of St. Paul; this duality of names was imitated by subsequent Paulician leaders.