Sentence examples for bring honour from inspiring English sources

"His appointment would bring honour to the University of Oxford".

"I want to win prizes, bring honour to my country and family, even if I know I still have a lot to learn," says Yahyai.

Saying grace before dinner, he asked God "to allow the BBC to bring honour and glory to you, Jesus", something that is not, I believe, in the corporation's original charter.

"I believe time will show that I have been instrumental in the identification and development of a new group of England players who will go on and bring honour and success to the England badge.

52 As public recognition of good work was very important to staff, this would be a relatively easy change to make; it would show individuals that they were appreciated and bring honour to their families.

And soon after he was bought by Ajax, the start of Europe-wide travels that would bring honours, riches and acclaim as a unique and thrilling talent.

But the former England striker insists the Frenchman deserves more time to bring honours back to the north London club.

He has brought honour and attention to a small country.

The awarding of honours should be a moment of national pride, celebrating those who have brought honour to their country.

"A man who works with honour, has achieved honour, and who is bringing honour to this presidency that need to be recharged with honour".

Cannes must be protected not because of the cocktail parties, but because it is a professional event of a high level which brings honour to France".