Sentence examples for former honour from inspiring English sources

Alex is an archetypal Jewish-American son, coincidentally the same age as his creator, and a former "honour student" who's now working in New York as a civil rights lawyer.

She was delighted by the former honour, and amused by the latter which she remembered Waugh had called an "insult" and turned down.

"Two of his students were involved in this killing, former honours students," said Islam.

Jones was one of a number of former players honoured at a dinner in Manchester on Wednesday.

He is accused of being a "prominent representative" and a former "man of honour" in the Sicilian mafia offshoot, Cosa Nostra, for whom he allegedly collected bribes from builders in Trabia, near Palermo.

The mobster, who is accused of being a former "man of honour" in the Cosa Nostra group, fled to London with his wife in 1994 and lived under the radar for two decades before detectives raided his home last August.

To preserve the colonial atmosphere and to honour former residents—among whom were the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés and the German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt Trinidad was declared a national monument, and in 1988 it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site with the nearby Valley de los Ingenios.

Plans to honour former Wolverhampton Wanderers and England goalkeeper Bert Williams have been revealed.

After a minute's silence to honour former Cardiff chairman Tony Williams, who died recently, the Welsh region took an early lead through fly-half Patchell.

Following the lead of the Calgary Flames, the team introduced a new program in 2015 to honour former players.

But one expert, the former distributor of honours, Sir Hayden Phillips, has argued that honours are: "Our way in the United Kingdom of saying thank you publicly to those who have 'gone the extra mile' in their service or who stand out 'head and shoulders' above others".