Sentence examples for honour of doing from inspiring English sources

Please, oh please, oh pretty please, do me the honour of doing your book the honour of making your honourable book into a slam-bangin' groovy movie!" "I hate movies.

I've never had the honour of doing a lap of honour.

"The honour of doing the Welsh job is bigger than with any job I will ever do," he said.

The trick was to ask them to compete for the honour of doing something that, a few years earlier, none of them would have been remotely interested in.

"I will gladly leave to others the honour of doing great things," he wrote, "and will not be ashamed of preaching and writing in German for the unschooled layman".

We had just attended a four-day conference where I had the honour to do two of my favorite presentations, one was on business branding and the other one on being an Impacteur.

"That, I think, and the sight of Eric Hobsbawm, lifelong supporter of the Soviet Union, accepting the ultimate establishment honour, the Companion of Honour, did it…" he says, with a glum laugh (not for nothing did Scruton once write a book called The Uses of Pessimism).

"Although some would consider it an act of principle, practically speaking, excluding any country from being a guest-of-honour does little in nudging it to change its policies," he wrote.

BBC Sport may be based in Salford, but there still seems to be a disproportionate number at the corporation who, if not wearing their ignorance of league as a badge of honour, certainly don't appear to waste much time researching it.

Codes of honour do need to evolve.

Styron's loyalty to the White House is beset by questions and his concept of honour does not embrace "regime change" in the Middle East.