Sentence examples for honour for all from inspiring English sources

"It is a great honour for all those who have worked on The Great Gatsby to open the Cannes film festival," Luhrmann said in a statement.

Satyarthi, a 60-year-old veteran campaigner against child slavery and exploitation in India, said: "This is an honour for all my fellow Indians, as well as an honour for all those children in the world whose voices were never heard before properly".

However, Tony Castro, the former president's grandson and himself an aspiring model, attended the event and called it "an honour for all Cubans for this big event to take place here".

Not only did it give my mom a little more time (the initial burst gave her a few more sweet months on Earth), it was also a great honour for all of us to sing for the King.

Later, DiCaprio told an audience at the Japanese premiere for The Revenant at Roppongi Hills in Tokyo that he was "privileged to be a part of cinema history that I think is very ground breaking", adding: "It was a huge honour for all of us the night of the Oscars, to be awarded the way we were".

"It means a lot for Germany and it's an honour for all of us," said Kerber.

All honours for all players were as Buffalo Sabres.

Artabanus answered him: "O stranger, the laws of men are different, and one thing is honourable to one man, and to others another; but it is honourable for all to honour and observe their own laws.

I believe that history will honour her for all that she achieved and it has been a great privilege to have been by her side for the past 35 years.

"Holding a stage of the Tour de France is an honour for us all and we must ensure it lives long in all our memories".

The valour of ordinary privates was admired by all and for the first time they became national heroes - the new Victoria Cross was the first honour for which all ranks were eligible.