Sentence examples for another honour from inspiring English sources
Even if he fails, he can console himself with another honour.
And Gammell's new-found notoriety among environmentalists for his Arctic drilling plans has given him another honour.
In 2002 there came another honour he cherished, installation for a year as master of the Art Workers Guildd.
As he cheerfully confided when about to receive yet another honour: "I do not complain; to be overestimated is not the most painful of states".
He is now a certainty for another honour that has previously been hogged by Woods, the US Tour's Player of the Year.
It's no wonder poets are so drawn to the work: the first part of the Comedy is itself an act of homage to a poet or, at the very least, its opening is as such, one poet speaking to another, honoured and delighted to be in his company.
Bloom called the honour "another low in the shocking process of dumbing down our cultural life.
As a reward, Mr Bindra was accorded another rare honour: a lifetime rail pass.
Another controversial honour in Whitehall is the knighthood for David Rowlands, permanent secretary at the Department of Transport.
The army reserves another prized honour, the Combat Infantry Badge, for infantry troops who have endured ground combat.
