Sentence examples for honour name from inspiring English sources

One reason may be that some individual MPs like the idea: on the site's roll of honour, name number 82 is that of Tom Watson MP, a ministerial advocate of free data.

Trust, integrity, commitment to community service: these are the things that the Tata group has lived by, and what have made it the most loved and honoured name in Indian business among the people at large.

The Alan Clarke award, named in honour of the late TV director, was last presented to television executive Jane Tranter in 2009.

Later given the honour of naming the newly discovered species, he named it Irwin's turtle (Elseya irwini) after his family.

During the naming ceremony, the child's paternal aunt has the honour of naming the infant.

In his honour were named the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory at Livermore, California; and element 103, lawrencium.

Reputedly, a coin toss followed, and Derby won the honour of naming the race after himself.

So the prize that honours his name concerns every kind of creative expression, not just books.

No building honours his name, and even his portrait vanished from the dusty Gresham College storeroom.

The first major conflict in which the ranks, as well as the generals, were publicly honoured by name in stone.

It was Hubble who destroyed the fundamental principles of the old astronomy, and in his honour Nasa named its pride and joy after him.