Sentence examples for honour opened from inspiring English sources

Rwanda's strong will to give her Children the Best Possible Start in Life 19 April 2012: Her Excellency Jeannette Kagame, the First Lady of the Republic of Rwanda and Guest of Honour opened the Early Childhood Development (ECD) National Stakeholders Meeting and launched the Global Action week.

Tony could have offered Peter and the Starcatcher, Clybourne Park, One Man, Two Guvnors and Seminar for such an honour, opening up room in the leading and featured actor/actress categories.

In 1856 the first military honour for bravery open to all ranks, the Victoria Cross, had been instituted, while in 1866 the Albert Medal, the first official honour open to civilians of all classes, was introduced.

George McGovern has had his compensations, too - the library in his honour that opened two years ago at a cost of $10m is evidently a source of huge pride.

Concord shares with nearby Lexington the honour of opening the military phase of the American Revolution.

In a long-time tradition in baseball, a well-known figure is given the honour of opening proceedings by throwing the first pitch of the game.

Serge Pizzorno, Kasabian's guitarist, told The Independent: "It's a huge honour to open the Baftas because we're all such great film fans.

From 9.30am Britain has never before competed in the sitting volleyball, but gets the honour of opening the women's competition in the first match against Ukraine.

On the same basis, whoever has the excruciating honour of opening this envelope could simply grin and say: "Felicidades amigo!" And trust that Suarez and Juan Mata could both recognise how only one of them might truly be named a friend to football.

Both players said they were aware of the honour of opening the Olympics.

A teenager shot in the head by the Taliban for championing women's rights has been given the honour of opening the new £188m Library of Birmingham.