Sentence examples for attained honours from inspiring English sources

Septimius Severus belonged to a Romanized Tripolitan family that had only recently attained honours.

There are just over 12 months until the London Games begin - a nervous time for athletes hoping to qualify for their first Olympics and perhaps even more so for those who have not only reached a previous Games, but attained honours there.

This concords with the finding that female medical students perform better than male medical students and they are more likely to attain an honours degree.

Following a successful season, in which Bordeaux captured the league and league cup double and Gourcuff attained several individuals honours, he signed with the club permanently.

18 Perhaps unsurprisingly, significantly more students who attained first-class honours chose an intercalated degree because they were interested in research (72% vs 29.1%, p<0.0001, 31.31), and to increase their chances of getting an academic job in the future (49.1% vs 24.4%, p=0.0036, 15.61).

The only Egyptian mortal besides the 18th-dynasty sage and minister Amenhotep to attain the honour of total deification, Imhotep is still held in esteem by physicians who, like the eminent 19th-century British practitioner Sir William Osler, consider him "the first figure of a physician to stand out clearly from the mists of antiquity".

while in 2011, the choir attained a Gold with Honours in the 2011 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging of Choirs.

O you, Son, who, concealed in your mother's womb, you gather together peoples by your Father's act – for I perchace am able to compose a holy narrative because you are seen to be God, because, glorious one, the glittering stars show (you) to the world; and I ask, after the close of my life, that you grant to me from the throne of heaven to take a tiny gift because of the honour (I have) attained.

We can now, for the first time, integrate two grand concepts: attaining abundance and honouring everyone's right to development in the second machine age, while safeguarding a stable and resilient home.

It is precisely the reason Adadevoh needs to be honoured: as a reminder that heroism can be attained as much in everyday work clothes as it can in superhero capes.

He ended his heraldic career without ever having attained the office of Garter King of Arms, or being honoured with a knighthood.