Sentence examples for honor to keep from inspiring English sources

According to Amy Vanderbilt's "Complete Book of Etiquette," it is the responsibility of the male host or the male guest of honor to keep glasses filled.

To me, an icon is someone who is gorgeous inside and out and brings out the best in everyone, and hands down, Ellen DeGeneres is the woman that brings the sun everywhere she goes... it'd be an honor to keep her warm!

He feels honored to keep that part of his culture alive.

Mr. Beller said that the agency would continue to honor requests to keep some sensitive information confidential.

Apart from Mr. Perrine's recent visit, the last time the church was filled was a year and a half ago when a newspaper article said Knott's Berry Farm relied on an honor system to keep worshipers from attending the park.

If you really, truly, honestly, scout's honor want to keep out all "criminal cartels" and terrorists, does it make sense to lock the back door but leave a welcome mat and cheese dip out front?

Because they use the honor system to keep tabs on body counts, I heard a lot of whining from fully grown men in endless rounds of "I got you!" "No, you didn't!" They would even pause for cigarette puffs and take naps, waiting around for something else to happen; I had time to bum a smoke off a slain elf.

"Well, obviously it's a bit weird for the original fans when they see us," Gwenno Pipette informs us, "But we felt honor-bound to keep up the tradition of The Pipettes, because they meant so much to us".

"We're going to honor our commitment to keep a substantial number of jobs in this community," he said.

My position differs from my Democratic colleagues in that I believe that the C.I.A. strives to honor its obligation to keep Congress informed of its activities and is not in the business of regularly and systematically lying to Congress.

An Oct. 15, 2009, cable described a delegation of a dozen high-ranking United States officials — including diplomats, Pentagon officials and a Marine Corps major general — who tried to persuade Japan to honor an agreement to keep an American air base on the Japanese island of Okinawa.