Sentence examples for given an honourable from inspiring English sources
"He will be given an honourable retirement.
He held the rank of sergeant and was given an honourable discharge.
There at his death Dante was given an honourable burial attended by the leading men of letters of the time, and the funeral oration was delivered by Guido himself.
In 2009 thousands gathered in Santiago to pay their respects to Jara, whose body—having been officially exhumed to determine the details of his death was finally given an honourable burial.
The other point often repeated by the Bush administration - that the president had been given an honourable discharge, and therefore could not have stinted on his attendance - has been questioned by several experts in military law.
Mr Bush points out that he was given an honourable discharge when he left the Guard.Boston Globe, May 23rdFeud of the weekIn a speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, an influential Jewish group, Mr Bush suggested that the Clinton White House had tried to interfere in the recent Israeli election and "make Israel conform to its own plans and timetables".
So let's just give an honourable mention to Meisha Tate, Ronda's biggest test to date, and the only person to have faced her twice.
(We did also give an honourable mention to Bombay Beach, the vibrant debut of film-maker Alma Har'el, a film I'll write about later this week along with some of the other festival highlights).
It would be wrong not give an honourable mention to Oscar-nominated Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering for The Invisible War, a shocking and courageous piece of investigative documentary-making that turns the spotlight on sexual assault in the military, and Call Me Kuchu, another stunning piece about the risks of living an openly gay life in Uganda.
I also want to give an honourable mention to Northants, who smashed up my side Surrey in the final of the T20 and have sealed promotion to Division One.
I'd give an honourable mention to How to Confuse a Cat. As a cat owner, I routinely think about this sketch and the serious question it poses: Could you confuse a cat?
