Sentence examples for honor of reading from inspiring English sources

At the groundbreaking for the memorial, in November 2001, I had the considerable honor of reading a selection from Ellison's prose and saying a few words.

Elmore LEONARD wrote some of the cleanest prose I've ever had the honor of reading, and by that I don't mean the language he used, but rather his use of language.

The address was read to their Majesties, who listened to it standing, by Mr. J. W. Louth, the dean of the colony, who also had the honor of reading the colony's loyal address to King Edward in 1909.

I then had the honor of reading her a story, "Jack and the Beanstalk," if my memory serves me correctly.

Anna Durigon, a 25-year-old who'd previously been on a hunger strike – somehow in aid of Venetian independence – had the honor of reading the results.

Anyone coming to "Matters of Honor" after reading one of Louis Begley's seven previous novels is going to find some familiar things.

I was honored to talk with Ms. Mowry about Oh Baby! and the joys of reading.

Suddenly, most of the raider's list of prizes, once a badge of honor, read like a bill of criminal indictments.

I'm honored to read beneath a painting of Edgar Allen Poe at the amazing Pratt Library.

Her grandmother, Pamella Truman, stood on the porch with odd mementos from her granddaughter's life, including a photograph from elementary school and a certificate of honor that read: "Wendy's Employee of the Month.

Callaghan's Medal of Honor citation read: For extraordinary heroism and conspicuous intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty during action against enemy Japanese forces off Savo Island on the night of 12 13 November 1942.