"gain honor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's actions or achievements that have earned them respect or admiration. Example: Through her hard work and determination, Jane was able to gain honor among her peers and was eventually promoted to a leadership position in her company.
Perhaps he believes that, with such comments, he will gain honor abroad for a disrespected and abused United States — a theme he revisited frequently in his speech.
You can also visit your neighbors' empires to help them secure more energy, decorations and collectible items, and gain Honor Points along the way.
The Arbiter is a rank given to special Covenant Elite soldiers who undertake suicidal missions on behalf of the Hierarchs to gain honor upon their death.
Know the means by which you gain honor points.
Durant teed off first, and Sluman did not gain honors on the tee until the 13th hole.
You could write a novel, write an original piece of music, create a graphic novel or paint well enough to gain honors.
Yes, there are safer ways of gaining honor, but how available are they to most people?
Rose Gains Honor Jalen Rose was named the league's most improved player today.
Re "As Bullfighter Gains Honor, Peers Perceive a Grave Loss" (Madrid Journal, March 19), which describes several bullfighters' disapproval of a Spanish Fine Arts award given to a wealthy torero: It's sickening that there are still people who derive entertainment from watching steel daggers being plunged into living flesh and blood.
Student: So he's saying that he's — that he's taken his style from him and that's the style for which he's been — for which he's gained honor, but he's not honored as an epic poet, he's not — that's not — what are the implications of what he's saying because it's really not actually true.
BERLENBACH IN HERO ROLE Kaplan, Kansas, Morgan, Rosenberg and LaBarba Also Gained Honors.
