Sentence examples for amount of honour from inspiring English sources
Further to this, he was appointed the King's Lieutenant of Ireland, so that a certain amount of honour could be maintained despite the humiliation of the exile.
From the towering influence of Petr Cech in goal, through their English-born spine of John Terry and Frank Lampard - who led afterwards what amounted virtually to a lap of honour - to the inventive Damien Duff wide on the left, they have been mean in defence, a mixture of moody and magnificent farther forward.
Green is the latest in a long line of elite business people and politicians for whom existing on a tiny amount of sleep is a badge of honour.
Yesterday, presumably after going over his bike with a fine-tooth comb, he sneaked away from Beloki in the Rue de Rivoli and joined a large group led by Jalabert, who was performing what amounted to several high-speed laps of honour, and Britain's David Millar, who ended his Tour in great style with an impressive fourth place in the time-trial on Saturday.
At the entrance to the square, a massive amount of flowers were gathered in honour of the victims of the attack.
I think some letting agents see it as a matter of honour not to return the full amount.
Executive producer Michele Buck said: "To have produced the same amount of films as Morse is an honour.
"In the UAE (3-0 defeagainstnst Pakistan last winter) I picked up a decent amount of wickets, and it was an honour to be named in the ICC Test team of the year.
We should get some sort of civic honour because of the amount of happiness we disseminate.
Pellew was so impressed by his opponent that he attended his funeral in Portsmouth on 23 June and later sent a considerable amount of money to Mullon's widow in honour of her husband's bravery.
