Sentence examples for honor raised from inspiring English sources
The guest of honor raised a beer to his lips and ruminated on his swift consignment to history.
ON the evening of Nov. 20, 1992, as a well-dressed crowd buzzed and mingled at the Georgetown mansion of Pamela Harriman, the smiling, gray-haired guest of honor raised a Champagne glass.
Within a month, our foundation has received word of over 5,000 Random Act's of Kindness in Grant's honor, raised almost $15,000 to help those in need, and gotten support from over 1,000 people - including the members of the Ohio State University Men's Swimming Team.
The German news media described the event as a birthday party in Mr. Ackermann's honor, raising questions about the cozy ties between finance and government.
The honor raises an essential question that should challenge both political parties and underscores the limits of labels: What does it mean to be pro-life?
Within a few years, there were 200 lemonade stands held across the country in her honor, raising more than $200,000 for pediatric cancer research.
The honors raised the question of whether there will be New York yankees in Queen Elizabeth's court.
And in Toronto last month, at another birthday party in his honor, he raised a separate $21 million for the foundation.
The contents of these packages suggest that, long before the case reached the Pentagon, a pathologist working on an earlier-level review of Peralta's Medal of Honor case raised questions about his gunshot wound.
■ The technology start-up Honor, having raised $62 million in venture capital, intends to retain home care workers as employees, not as independent contractors, and pay them more by using a proprietary "care management platform" to reduce inefficiencies.
The choice of Mr. Cheney as the guest of honor has raised concern among the same watchdog groups, since the vice president's appearance gives at least tacit White House approval to the sort of big-money fund-raising that the campaign-finance legislation is supposed to curtail.
