Sentence examples for honour one from inspiring English sources
Graham enforced violence through the criminal underworld, raking in millions, and living by his own code of honour: one of looking after your mates, and never dobbing on them.
Devotion to the Blessed Mother Of God, can save numerous souls on Judgement Day, because God will honour His Own Commandment(to honour one's own parents).
It's no longer geeky to know the details, it's a badge of honour – one that can go viral.
For when guarding one's personal honour one has to be meticulous while observing the social fabric with equal scrupulousness.
He would honour one of Chan's "last wishes", he said, and grudgingly let his son Kai follow Chan's team, the Penrith Panthers.
The honour, one of France's highest, was established in 1957 "to recognise eminent artists and writers, as well as people who have contributed significantly to furthering the arts in France and throughout the world".
She regrets how, when boy meets girl, it often bestows honour on one family and shame on the other; through Kamal, she's spoofing parents who retain altogether inflexible ideas of what a 21st-century match might constitute.
There was also good news for Welsh rhythmic gymnast Frankie Jones, who received the David Dixon award honouring one competitor's contribution based on their performance, fair play and contribution to their team.
"This isn't really about honouring one man.
It summed up the pre-match pessimism perfectly but honoured one for whom a call-up was not feared but relished as the zenith of his career.
In March 1972 I got my results: first class honours, one of the best they had ever had in literature at Makerere.
