Sentence examples for full honour from inspiring English sources

The Goodale brothers' Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense, loosely based on PG Wodehouse's The Code of the Woosters, and directed with bonkers fizz by The Right Size's Sean Foley, does full honour to Gussie Fink-Nottle and his passion for newts, while also featuring an escapade with a precious cow creamer, terrible dealings with Aunt Dahlia, and desperate goings-on with Stiffy Byng.

Later, the Chinese vice-president met Defence Secretary Leon Panetta at the Pentagon and was received will a full honour guard.

She died in 1993, and was buried with full honours.

With full honours he then retired from public life.

The two leads give this classy material the full honours.

Not all courses need last three years or bring a full honours degree.

When he died in 1946, Keynes was given full honours by the British establishment.

To have someone like Henry, who would have been buried with full honours, would be special.

Feting the Chinese president with the full honours accorded to America's most welcome visitors will help.

Sometimes you might be conducting what you could consider an average funeral in the morning, but then the afternoon could be a military funeral with full honours.

Two years later Apries invaded Egypt with Babylonian support, but he was defeated and killed by Amasis, who nonetheless buried him with full honours.