Sentence examples for earned honorary from inspiring English sources

Bush also earned honorary degrees from more than a dozen universities, including Johns Hopkins, Yale, Columbia, Princeton, Cambridge, and Trinity College.

With a master's degree in architecture from the Polytechnic of Milan, Antonelli has also earned Honorary Doctorate degrees from the Royal College of Art and Kingston University in London; the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena; and the Pratt Institute in New York.

She earned honorary degrees from Davidson College, North Carolina Central University, Elon University, Shaw University, Campbell University, UNC-Chapel Hill, Pfeiffer University, and N.C.

Cinematographers John Bailey, Bill Roe, Matthew F. Leonetti and Phil Meheux earned honorary awards.

He earned an honorary Golden Globe Award in 1972 as a "world film favorite".

Archimedes was both a great engineer and a great inventor, his machines fascinated subsequent writers, and he earned the honorary title "father of experimental science".

Though Feniger did graduate work at Columbia University and New York University, and eventually earned an honorary doctorate from St .John University, his Iowa affinity remains strong.

They are active in all branches of learning and have earned the honorary title of shastri (Sanskrit: "men of learning"), or, in Tamil, ayyar, which often follows their names.

Dr. Wilson, 78, has two Pulitzer Prizes and enough degrees, earned and honorary, to intimidate most people, but here he seems like an ordinary guy who would make a fine dinner guest and even better hiking companion.

By the time Mass Romantic hit the shelves in 2000, Case's expired student visa had forced her to leave Vancouver, but the damage had already been done: she'd earned her honorary Canadian status.

In 2013 he earned an honorary lifetime membership in the International Association for the History of Religions.