Sentence examples for honor look from inspiring English sources
The vulgarity of the billionaire's approach and the ugliness of his proposals could make all of Bush's talk of honor look not antiquated but essential.
"You're up there arguing about something and you say, 'Your honor, look, the accounting firm looked at this,' " Mr. Torpey said.
So who does Honor look more like?
Louie's bosses are a wheezing klatch of capos and consiglieres, compared to whom William Hickey's geriatric don in "Prizzi's Honor" looks as vigorous and decisive as the young Vito Corleone in "The Godfather, Part II".
In this atmosphere of dubious nostalgia and uncertain rebirth, an elderly numbers runner (Burt Lancaster), eager to assert his honor, looks after a gangster's widow (Kate Reid) and tries to help a couple of young people (Robert Joy and Susan Sarandon) make their way.
This is what true honor looks like.
"There it is -- I finally know what 'restoring honor' looks like.
The spade queen was a good card, and his club honors looked well placed.
Analysis: Globes voters tend to shuffle the deck with their television honors, looking to plant the flag on new shows months before the Emmys.
The Scottish Deerhound who took home the Best in Show honors looks like a nice dog, but my three-and-a-half-year old golden retriever did not get overly excited as he normally does when he sees a 'doggie' on television.
Marsh holds David's hand, is embraced by his wife, and says, "It's been an honor to look after you".
