Sentence examples for honorary field from inspiring English sources

Walker was appointed as an honorary field marshal in the Queen's 2014 Birthday Honours.

On the outbreak of World War II in September 1939, they were brought back to Britain by Louis Mountbatten on board HMS Kelly, and the Duke, although an honorary field marshal, was made a major-general attached to the British Military Mission in France.

She did not try to be an honorary man in a field still woefully dominated by that species.

McAllister will not play Saturday, but he will lead the Saints onto the field as an honorary captain.

Grand Marshall Jay Leno -- who has co-hosted the event with founder Oliver Shokouh for the last 26 years -- led a field that included honorary marshals Peter Fonda ("Easy Rider") and Robert Patrick ("Terminator" and TV's "Scorpion") as well as Harley-Davidson scion and Love Ride honorary chairman Willie G. Davidson.

Sir Jim McDonald, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University, said: "Each of our honorary graduands has excelled in their chosen field, and each has touched the lives of many others around the world.

Furthermore, we are delighted to have Distinguished Professor William M. Pardridge (UCLA School of Medicine, USA), Professor Joan Abbott (King's College London, UK), Professor Yuichi Sugiyama (University of Tokyo, Japan), world-leaders of these research fields, who will act as Honorary Advisors to the journal by giving advice on policy, promoting submissions and acting as special advocates.

"This is a kick in the teeth for all associate members," said John Cribbin, honorary secretary of the Hong Kong Cricket Association, which fields its own team, separate from China, in international sports.

He has also received 10 honorary doctorates and degrees for his work in the fields of education and human rights.

In 1996, he was awarded an honorary degree from the University for his outstanding contributions to the field of design, and in 1998 Parsons proudly celebrated his life and work with a retrospective exhibition and lecture series.

Professor James Watson, who with Francis Crick discovered the double helix structure of DNA at Cambridge in the early 1950s, receives an honorary knighthood for services to the UK-American partnership in the field of genetics.