Sentence examples for honour hand from inspiring English sources

Because they're like, 'How do you behave?'" So the company developed what they call "signature service": round-the-clock compliments, a toast to the lady of honour, hand massages, flowers.

The lowest form of honour handed out by Cameron on Thursday, the British Empire Medal, has been given to other No 10 staff, in sharp contrast the higher awards handed to his political assistants.

Many countries have play-offs to decide promotion and relegation between divisions, but not so many have their biggest honours handed out in such a way.

Resignation honours, handed out by leaders who no longer have to worry what anyone thinks about them, are accountability free, a feudal-feeling anachronism that will only ever stir up trouble.

The prime minister could also face complaints over the 14 honours handed to officials from the Home Office, which she ran for six years until entering Downing Street in July.

After a legal preamble that's already run as long as Jarndyce v Jarndyce, the pal of Lord Mandelson and financier Nat Rothschild will this week begin to defend himself in the opening of his legal spat with Michael Cherney, who will accuse Deripaska of failing to honour a promise to hand him $1.2bn of shares in the aluminium giant Rusal.

Moog still has its factory here, where just 17 workers make the machines by hand, honouring the geeky idealism of their eccentric progenitor.

On the one hand they must honour their catalogue and satisfy the requirements of their traditional fan-base.

In the Charleston sports arena on Friday night, thousands came together to honour the victims — they joined hands and sang 'We Shall Overcome'.

The British declined to make Mr Bird a knight, an honour often handed out to successful people in former colonies.

I've got some new-year honours to hand out to my hairdresser and a few Tory donors.