Sentence examples for higher honour from inspiring English sources

To comedians, there is no higher honour.

Many years later, Gandhi's daughter-in-law Sonia gave him a higher honour.

At least one convicted criminal, with an even higher honour but a party fundraiser, has not lost his.

And I want all of you to know that there is no higher honour or greater responsibility than serving as your commander-in-chief.

Ms Rice says in "No Higher Honour" (to be published next week) that she saw the need for more planning for the invasion's aftermath, but was blocked by the absence of prescience in those around her.

Baroness Thatcher's college, Somerville, is planning a major fund-raising campaign to establish Thatcher scholarships, but Mr Johnson called on the university to bestow a higher honour.

The word on the street was of a fairer crack for county players for higher honours.

A step back on landing may have cost her higher honours.

"If they put their heads down, I've no doubt they can get higher honours".

"There are boys pushing towards higher honours and we are pushing for trophies.

"I've scored a lot of runs here in the last three years, which has earned me higher honours," he told BBC Somerset.