Sentence examples for honour also from inspiring English sources
A rapid inflation in titles of honour also took place.
The top honour also goes to Bernard O'Connell, principal of Runshaw College in South Ribble, Lancashire, for services to further education.
His trade in 'blood diamonds' earned him a dubious honour also bestowed on his father: a travel ban issued by the UN Security Council.
The ACM declared him Entertainer of the Year four years in a row (2004 07), and the Country Music Association bestowed the same honour, also four times (2004, 2006 08).
Nanawatai, in the Pushtun code of honour, also means to forgive an enemy when he asks for it and agrees to sacrifice a sheep at the doorstep of the wronged.
He has even suggested that the more fitting name for the new building would be the Hanson-Franklin-Wilkins building, in honour also of Dr Jean Hanson, his distinguished colleague at King's for many years.
It follows, I'm afraid, that what we might call institutional success – prizes, fellowships, honours – also seems pretty irrelevant to me.
As well as well-known sporting figures the Australia Day honours also acknowledge those who work behind the scenes, often without significant remuneration or acclaim, and are the lifeblood of grass roots sporting organisations around the country.
The Queen's Birthday Honours also reward ordinary Scots for the good work they do in their local communities.
The sporting honours also include MBEs for nine-time women's World Professional Darts champion Catrina Gulliver, and former Warwickshire cricket player Wasim Khan, for services to the sport and the community.
