Sentence examples for being honoured with from inspiring English sources

One person guaranteed to leave with an award is director Mike Leigh, who is being honoured with a Bafta Fellowship.

Forty years after his death, the surrealist painter is finally being honoured with his own "artistic space" in his native Belgium.

Fifty years on, Lewis is being honoured with a plaque in Poets' Corner at Westminster Abbey, to be unveiled in a ceremony on Friday.

Alwash is now being honoured with a $150,000 Goldman prize – the equivalent of a "green oscar" for environmental activism – for his part in restoring the ecological gems to much of their former glory.

The transfer window is swinging open and already, I fear, we might have peaked too soon with the news that one of our gelled, tanned, ultra-successful superstars – and I'm not talking Cristiano Ronaldo - is being linked with a big-money move to China on the back of being honoured with his industry's equivalent of the Ballon d'Or.

There was a danger in being honoured with such manufactured laurels, particularly for the tragedy's survivors: for the fantasy to hold, citizens would have to stay in character, never mind that their roles were constrained and deforming, never mind that the command performance prevented them from expressing what they really had witnessed and suffered that day.

Itō was honoured with a state funeral.

Gambetta was honoured with a national funeral.

He was honoured with a formal state funeral.

Didion was honoured with the National Humanities Medal in 2013.

In 1955 he was honoured with the International Peace Award.