Sentence examples for honor to live from inspiring English sources
It's an honor to live in a country that is so well and so bravely defended by such patriots.
"I must say, it has been an honor to live here," Mr. Clinton said at the White House the other day.
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(On a crisp fall day, with Frisbees flying through the air, it's the picture of college life.) Esteemed professors live in the Pavilions, and high-achieving final-year students ("senior" isn't a word here, either) consider it an honor to live in the dorm rooms, which lack modern plumbing and heating, hence the stacks of firewood outside each door.
He had the privilege and honor to live with and be married to Elizabeth Rosemary Betty Baker Green Liz Janes-Brown until 2007.
I visited this historic building on a field trip when I was in grade school, and to walk in with such a purpose, I somehow felt a sense of pride and honor to live in the great state of Texas.
But the Japanese hosts were open and capable, and visitors like me felt honored to live three weeks in a very different culture, walking down narrow lanes and peeking into tiny houses.
He envisioned the street as a link between the population centers of Manhattan and the great parks of the Bronx, but the street eventually became a destination in its own right, and people were honored to live on it and even nearby; apartments were advertised as "two blocks from the Concourse" or "right off the Concourse".
Once I survived by utilizing food stamps and eating free government cheese, now I am ennobled and honored to live a better life and help others who suffer in extreme poverty.
Every person on this planet has been designed to be a person of honor -- to honor God and to live honorably.
