Sentence examples for honour as from inspiring English sources

"I am the first female impersonator to be given an honour, as far as I know".

There he won every mathematical honour, as well as Senior Wrangler (1904), Smith's prize, and a Trinity College fellowship (1907).

Now, the argument runs, our creative industries conspire to rob the working-class losers from a globalised age of honour as well as livelihood.

In France, hundreds of town councils have adopted her as a "citizen of honour", as have others in Belgium and half a dozen further countries.

"To have my name attached to such a vivifying contribution to British theatre is an honour as well as a thrill".

"There's no bigger honour as far as we are concerned than pulling on your national team's jersey," Kellock told BBC Scotland's Sport Nation.

"It would be great to run out with him, and obviously to play for England would be an honour as well.

The Melbourne suburb of Kingsbury was named in his honour, as was a rest area on the Remembrance Driveway and a street in the Canberra suburb of Gowrie.

Among these flower colours, yellow, which represents gold, suggests riches and honour, as well as reveals the king demeanour in flowers.

Reportedly, he insisted on the honour as a deal-breaker.

And no Congress politician seems so deserving of the honour as Mr Mukherjee.