Sentence examples for greatest honours from inspiring English sources

A statuette of this racist man's head is one of my greatest honours as a writer," she wrote.

The role of leader is one of the greatest honours imaginable – but it is not a bauble to aspire for.

At the time, the Nigerian-American author wrote of her conflicted feelings over the fact that "a statuette of this racist man's head is one of my greatest honours as a writer".

The former world No 1, who took his career earnings to nearly $67m £43.3mm) with his $1.63m £1.05mm) prize money here, has not added to his 16 Grand Slam titles for nearly two years but remains a major challenger for all the greatest honours.

The first public condemnation of the trophy was in 2011, when Nnedi Okorafor won the World Fantasy award for best novel and blogged about her "conflicted" feelings over the fact that "a statuette of this racist man's head is one of my greatest honours as a writer".

Cavendish's courage returns Tour to rightful place in hearts Something truly remarkable was achieved by the 2011 Tour de France, which on Sunday night was celebrated in Paris with more than a faint echo of the glory which used to accompany such a man as Eddy Merckx, the Cannibal, dining with whom used to be considered one of the greatest honours available to the King of the Belgians.

It is the greatest honour.

At this point, Kuchumov now received his greatest honour.

"To find yourself in the same sentence as Ingemar Stenmark is the greatest honour.

He says: "The greatest honour possible would be to rest among my heroes".

Ronaldo already has his own museum in which to house the greatest honour of them all.