The descendants of these Justinian serfs continue to honor their task, and so do the monks in black frocks, with their long gray beards and ponytails, who devote their days to vespers and prayer and to their magnificent library, which preserves in the high desert air some of the oldest, most precious manuscripts in Christendom.
As he described the honor of the task, he said, "I was lucky enough to be one of them".
And before it started to descend from the height of noon, it leaned over and struck my shoulder as if with the flat of a sword, granting me honor and a task.
Mr. Martins accomplishes the task with honor.
It is an honor and a holy task that I have undertaken twice now.
The State Department now considers forced genital mutilation and forced marriage as forms of honor violence, and has task forces set up on each issue.
His platoon commander explained that Bergdahl "always did everything he was asked to do, never complained" and "took honor in doing that task and accomplishing it to the best of his ability".
What resulted were extraordinary essays from around the world that I had the daunting task and honor to judge and nominate my top three which I am sure will inspire you as they inspired me.
Wood and long walkers of his ilk do something similar if less grand: Out of a kind of age-old honor, they invent a task and risk a great deal and aim to finish what they have started, so they can tell us what happened.
The strange thing about the Jane brigade is that most of its practitioners have raided only her plots, apparently not quite up to the task of honoring the essence of Austen.
"There must be some sort of balance between making sure that the public's right to know is sustained while the victims of certain atrocities' right to privacy is also honored," Sherlach told the task force members.
