Sentence examples for always honoured from inspiring English sources

It also says 'The king of Spain whom I have always honoured'.

Barrie requested that the amount raised from Peter Pan should never be revealed, and the hospital has always honoured his wishes.

That debt will fall to the next generation to pay, but as Lehman Brothers and Greece showed us, debts are not always honoured.

The regime's many promises, not always honoured, include the release of political prisoners, greater press freedom, theoretical guarantees of the right of public assembly, free trade unions, overtures towards ethnic-minority armed groups, deregulation of the economy, and privatisation of some state companies.

What Trump had done was violate a core American ideal: the notion – not always honoured, admittedly – that no matter where your family came from, if you were born in the US or had come there and subscribed to its founding principles, then you were as American as a direct descendant of those who landed on Plymouth Rock.

It was an open wound," says Gray. "They always honoured him and they kept him alive through stories.

She lived with her family, she couldn't always honour her engagements.

Brown went on to make another statement that was plainly false: "Britain will always honour its commitment to international justice.

On Monday White House officials reiterated that the US "will always honour its obligations to the defence of Japan".

"We will always honour the past and work hard every day to build the club back up to where it once was".

The Turks have already sent invitations to 102 nations to attend the Gallipoli anniversary on 24th April — on the very day when Armenia always honours its own genocide victims at the hands of Ottoman Turkey.