Sentence examples for honour of having from inspiring English sources

Video games now have the dubious honour of having inspired their own management craze.

Politicians insist criminals don't deserve the honour of having a say in who leads the country.

A score or more of museums and other institutions around the country competed for the honour of having a shuttle in their permanent collection.

But it's only now that Sir David Attenborough has been bestowed with the honour of having his first living species native to the UK named after him.

And the Volkswagen Beetle which, with the launch of the car you see here now, has the unique honour of having been resurrected twice.

The rapid development of the country in recent years means India has the dubious honour of having 13 of the world's 20 most polluted cities.

Is the lanterne rouge a booby prize or a badge of honour for having the guts to finish at all?

"We had the honour and privilege of having the bishop, the provost and my father, who was a priest, marry us".

Despite a brief Dutch reoccupation in 1673 74, the destiny of the colony (which had been renamed in honour of James) had shifted to London.

"The image of Paris has been prejudiced, and the honour of Paris has been prejudiced".

"The image of Paris has been prejudiced, and the honour of Paris has been prejudiced," Anne Hidalgo, mayor of the French capital, told CNN Tuesday.